Daniel Codella — April 17, 2019 Follow @mrcodella — April 17, 2019 West One. One of Pixar’s largest and most important conference rooms, used by the animation studio’s top creative minds. And perhaps one of Pixar’s greatest follies. A long, elegant table once dominated the room. During meetings, up to 30 people would gather around, … Continue reading Is Your Career Riding On Where You Sit? Conference Room Seating Dynamics Explained
AI and machine learning are helping marketers in more ways than you can imagine. As 2019 gets underway and your marketing plan unfolds, you’ve probably set some goals for the coming year: We’re going to break down the data silos that keep us from understanding our customers. We’re going to improve our messaging relevance. We’re … Continue reading Riding the wave of AI: Is your marketing campaign as smart as it can be?
Riding The Voice Wave by Mike Dougherty , Op-Ed Contributor, March 8, 2018 Ever since the dawn of science fiction, people have been fascinated by the idea of talking with computers — think Knight Rider, Star Trek and HAL 9000 from 2001: A Space Odyssey. With the development of speech technology, VXML and voice applications, … Continue reading Riding The Voice Wave
Tracy Vides — August 14, 2017 Follow @tracyvides — August 14, 2017 With online retail sales in the United States shooting past the $ 300 billion mark in 2016, it’s safe to say that ecommerce is an entity that shows absolutely no signs of slowing down. As the competition increases, staying relevant and competitive in … Continue reading How to Beat Retail Competition by Riding Ecommerce Trends
It’s easy to get caught up in the mobile video excitement. But contributor Chris Savage believes B2B marketers shouldn’t make the mistake of ignoring desktop viewers. Chris Savage on December 20, 2016 at 11:04 am Visual content is on the rise as consumers become more hungry for content that’s easy to digest. Cisco anticipates nearly … Continue reading Don’t just jump on the mobile video bandwagon; understand who you’re riding with and why
