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Why Designing Your Marketing Technology Stack is a Waste of Time

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But while the need to plan for such change is a commonplace among industry gurus, myself included, I haven’t seen much attention paid to the less-obvious conflict between planning for change and standard approach of defining requirements, designing an architecture to meet those requirements, and then buying components to flesh out that architecture.

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Design Your Best Marketing Technology Stack and Plan the Transition: Sneak Peek at FlipMyFunnel Conference

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My own contribution will be a presentation on designing your marketing stack. I'll present a checklist for evaluating your stack design along those dimensions. - Companies struggle with transition planning even more than they struggle with stack design. Based on one cryptic Twitter picture, they’re up to something big.

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Operational Systems Should Be Designed with Testing in Mind

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Those systems are designed with the assumption that all customers are treated the same. This naturally led me to wonder what an operational system would look like if it had been designed from the start with testing in mind. Forcing them to treat selected customers differently can require significant contortions.

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Here's a Game about Building Your Martech Stack

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I then showed this to a professional game designer, whose response was “you may have found the least fun form factor imaginable: the giant data-filled spreadsheet. Even my game designer grudgingly allowed that it “made sense pretty quickly” and was “kinda fun”. I'm kind of impressed.” Ouch, but he had a point.

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Customer Data Platforms vs Master Data Management: How They Differ

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CDPs are designed to be managed by business users although deploying them does take some technical work. Similarly, most MDMs are not designed to store, expose, reformat, or deliver complete data sets. MDM is a general-purpose tool designed as a component in systems built and run by IT departments.

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Data Security is a Problem Marketers Must Help Fix

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Marketers should help design those interactions, which are critical in convincing consumers to share personal data that marketers need for success. Vendors like TrustArc , BigID , OneTrust , Privitar , and many others, offer packaged solutions to address these issues. So do many CDP vendors.

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AgilOne Adds New Flexibility to An Already-Powerful Customer Data Platform

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It still provides sophisticated data quality, postal processing, and name/address matching, which are often missing in CDPs designed primarily for online data. Campaigns are still designed to deliver one message, such as an email, although users could define campaigns with related audiences to deliver a sequence of messages.