Category Archives: Content Management

Where To Focus With So Many Available Platforms

As publishers face the challenges of a cross-device world, they need to embrace emerging technologies and remember to look toward actual human teams for solutions, says columnist Hagai Tal. Hagai Tal on September 18, 2015 Today’s technology landscape is constantly shifting, as new devices are created to answer modern consumer needs and infrastructures are created … Continue reading Where To Focus With So Many Available Platforms

Why Your Web CMS Should Be at the Center of Your Digital Ttransformation Efforts

Oliver JaegerAugust 26, 2015 According to a recent report from the Altimeter Group, 88 percent of organizations are undergoing some type of digital transformation. But what does that mean exactly? According to the Altimeter Group it means “the realignment of, or new investment in, technology and business models to more effectively engage digital customers at … Continue reading Why Your Web CMS Should Be at the Center of Your Digital Ttransformation Efforts

Calling All CMOs: How To Create an Experience Using Native Advertising

Nikhil SharmaAugust 19, 2015 Ask just about any marketing guru and you’ll hear one piece of wisdom: Add spice to your campaigns to get the attention of your audience. These days, consumers are bombarded by thousands of marketing messages on a daily basis. So many, in fact, it’s impossible to absorb everything being pummeled in … Continue reading Calling All CMOs: How To Create an Experience Using Native Advertising

A CMO’s View: MarTech Forces CMOs Out Of Their Comfort Zones, Says Yext’s Jeff Rohrs

A former ExactTarget VP, Rohrs had a front row seat to the MarTech explosion fueled by the 2013 SalesForce–ExactTarget $2.5 billion deal. Amy Gesenhues on August 12, 2015 When marketing software provider ExactTarget was acquired by SalesForce in June 2013 for an astounding $2.5 billion, Gartner had already predicted CMOs would be spending more on … Continue reading A CMO’s View: MarTech Forces CMOs Out Of Their Comfort Zones, Says Yext’s Jeff Rohrs