Category Archives: Marketing Operations

Integrating AI into MOps: Aligning your platforms, data and processes

Essential considerations for integrating AI into your marketing ecosystem, from selecting the right tools to optimizing data and processes. Greg Kihlstrom on April 15, 2024   Many companies are exploring and integrating AI into their marketing strategies and across business functions. While every organization has its own characteristics, the main goal of integration is to … Continue reading Integrating AI into MOps: Aligning your platforms, data and processes

Laying the groundwork for AI in MOps: How to get started

A framework for infusing AI into marketing operations, from defining goals, assessing tech stack and building teams. Greg Kihlstrom on March 21, 2024 As artificial intelligence technologies rapidly advance, marketing teams are tasked with integrating these powerful tools into their existing operations. However, this transition can be daunting, especially if your MOps function was established … Continue reading Laying the groundwork for AI in MOps: How to get started

3 ways MOps can bridge the gap in marketing analytics

Marketing operations teams hold the key to proving marketing ROI and bridging knowledge gaps within organizations. Brooke Bartos on October 6, 2023 Marketing has always been challenged to demonstrate impact on pipeline and revenue — and it hasn’t gotten easier. Success metrics have evolved beyond impressions, opens, and click rates, with privacy changes like Apple … Continue reading 3 ways MOps can bridge the gap in marketing analytics

A 5-step guide to retiring martech tools without disrupting operations

How you can retire redundant or underutilized tools for a more effective martech stack without operational chaos. Megan Michuda on May 17, 2023 Regularly auditing your martech stack must be part of your organization’s process. During an audit, you will likely identify a handful of tools that can be retired for various reasons. Perhaps your … Continue reading A 5-step guide to retiring martech tools without disrupting operations