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Things That Won't Happen During My Martech Conference Presentation on Artificial Intelligence

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I will not present a dialog between a marketer and his new AI assistant, Worldwide Holistic Optimizer (WHO), which has unexpectedly replaced his old assistant, the Workflow Automation Tool (WAT). I won't wear a tin foil hat or neon eyeglasses.well, maybe the glasses. Computer: Hi Dave. Marketer: Who’s there? Computer: Yes I am.

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Send in the Clouds: Martech Moves to Cloud Platforms

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That’s certainly their goal but so far results are limited by the effort to accurately capture all the nuances of one system and present them to another without losing anything in translation. It’s also possible that integration platforms will let different systems interoperate even without shared standards.

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Business Marketing Association Conference: Marketers Should Make Customers the Hero

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I actually missed most of Adamson’s presentation but heard him a few weeks ago at the Content2Conversion show in New York, so I’ll assume he covered pretty much the same ground.) I guess the key lesson in this has more to do with my own presentations, which tend to be more about presenting information than offering a structured solution.

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MarTech Plot Lines for 2021

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We can also expect in-person events to incorporate innovations developed for digital events – such as enhanced networking techniques and interactive presentations. It’s obvious that there will be a permanent shift towards more digital events, with in-person events reserved for situations where they offer a unique advantage.

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Customer Data Platforms Spread Their Wings

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I escaped from my cave this week to present at two conferences: the first-ever “Customer Data Platform Summit” hosted by AgilOne in Los Angeles, preceding Shop.org, and the Technology for Marketing conference in London, where BlueVenn sponsored me. There were some interesting developments. There were some interesting developments.

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

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We can ignore that for present purposes.) But it’s distinctly separate in “no-code” and “low-code”, since it’s purchased from the software vendor rather than built by either users or IT. Note: even “built” systems rely on purchased technology, such as operating systems and database engines.

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Oracle CX Unity Looks Like a Real Customer Data Platform

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So its release is a welcome development – especially as Oracle finds ways to present it effectively. That will create a broader understanding of what belong in a customer management system and make it more likely that buyers will get a CDP that truly meet their needs.