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BlueVenn Bundles Omnichannel Journey Management, Personalization, and Single Customer View

Customer Experience Matrix

The Venn in BlueVenn The unified database process, a.k.a. single customer view, has rich functionality to load data from multiple sources and do standardization, validation, enhancement, hygiene, matching, deduplication, governance and auditing. which also owns a database marketing services agency called Blue Sheep.

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New Response Databases - Valuable Resource for B2B Marketers?

ViewPoint

Today we're honored to have guest blogger Ruth Stevens share her thoughts on database marketing. Business marketers are always suspicious of the data they are getting from list and data companies, whether its prospecting lists or data elements purchased for “append,” to fill in gaps.

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6 thorny data problems that Vex B2B marketers, and how to solve them

Biznology

Some approaches to consider: Establish—and enforce—data governing rules to improve data entry, which will keep your matching problems under some semblance of control. Find a solid software vendor with a tool specifically designed to parse, cleanse, and otherwise do the matching for you. Create a custom matching algorithm.

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Why RFPs Are Not Right for Everyone (and When You Still Need Them)

Customer Experience Matrix

The traditional process for selecting software involves gathering requirements, embedding these in a Request for Proposal, sending the RFP to qualified vendors, and making a decision based on the replies. I don’t know where the process got started; I suspect in government procurement but perhaps it was large corporate bureaucracies.

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When Behavioral Tracking Gets Creepy

Webbiquity

It can happen when you lose your anonymity by providing the most rudimentary personal information on a vendor’s website, such as entering your name and email address in order to register for a webinar or download a white paper. Using this information, the vendor can display different products, offers, even prices to you.