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For CMOs, interest is based upon creating omnichannel engagement with customers for products and services they want to buy.
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Composable thinking can help organizations adapt to changing customer needs and preferences while minimizing disruption and ensuring a seamless user experience.
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Forget "do more with less." It no longer works. Instead, get going on better ways to manage during these times of economic uncertainty.
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Marketing and CX mistakes are bound to happen. Recognizing them and reacting quickly to correct them is the key to minimizing their impact.
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What does it take to adopt a well-defined CX design structure? Listening to customers is a good start.
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Are you in a constant project mindset where deadlines and milestones are the priority? Time to shift to a product mindset.
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What will your CTO ask you about MACH architectures? Quite a few questions. Here are five of them, and how to respond.
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Agile not for you? Here are things to consider if adopting agile approaches isn’t working as well as it could.
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It doesn’t matter how great your product or service is, if you can’t market to the right people, nobody will use it, making a solid marketing strategy a must.
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Brands that want to be successful in customer experience will have to adapt their martech models to become more agile.
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Agility is no longer an option, and agile marketing and CX organizations and businesses are best set up to weather whatever storms may be on the horizon.
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Agile, as a process and marketing philosophy, has evolved. Is your marketing evolving with it?
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Chief marketing officers are an optimistic bunch despite economic and political forces crashing on their brands.
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Pivoting middle managers so they help solve problems rather than creating more problems requires agile change programs to rethink incentives.
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