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In a World Run by AI, The Best Data Wins

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And, AI systems are inherently more adaptable than traditional software, which must be explicitly programmed for each new task. Frankly, I don’t buy it: just as people who can fake sincerity, have it made , the AIs will quickly learn to mimic creativity and find which emotion-based messages work best. But all is not lost.

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Software Review: BigID for Privacy Data Discovery

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Companies may prefer to stitch together several “best of breed” components or to find a privacy solution within a larger system. If general security systems are adequate, there may be no need for separate privacy security features. Bear in mind that one system need not provide all these functions.

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Microsoft Buys LinkedIn for $26.2 Billion: Get Ready for Software Vendors as Data Owners

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This is fascinating since Microsoft intersects with LinkedIn in several areas: Dynamics CRM software, Office productivity software, and Bing online advertising. That's important because companies that start by planning a stable data layer are best positioned to manage the accelerating changes in decision and delivery systems.

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Where Do Low-Code and No-Code Fit in the Build vs Buy Debate?

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Remember the growth in marketing and sales technologies was due mostly to the fact that marketing and sales teams could often buy what they wanted as a Software-as-a-Service subscription, with little or no involvement of the central IT team. In fact, it’s probably the most common mistake that people make when buying software.

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What Happens When Everyone Has a CDP?

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SessionM/Mastercard: most CDP acquisitions have been made by companies that are not primarily marketing software vendors. Such services can be important tools for retaining clients, since switching customer database providers is painful at best. For marketers, these deals mean their companies gain new options for access to a CDP.

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Don't Misuse Proof of Concept in System Selection

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Call me a c**k-eyed optimist, but marketers may actually be getting better at buying software. The same applies to software selection: a collection of use cases will not necessarily test all the features you’ll ultimately need. The barriers to POCs have fallen dramatically with cloud systems and Software-as-a-Service.

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Trust Me: Buyers Worry Too Much About Software Costs

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I ranted a bit the other week about buyers who focus too much on software license fees and not enough on differences in productivity. The key to that argument is that software costs are a relatively small portion of companies’ total investment in a business intelligence system. software costs 16.2%.integration