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- Benjamin Bloom
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Should your view of the customer be singular or plural?
by Benjamin Bloom | March 25, 2019
Here’s a game you can play with your family on the next game night. Ask them what a CDP is! You can tell them it’s something everyone at work is...
“What will my next -car- ERP choice be?” by Denis Torii
by Debbie Wilson | March 22, 2019
“What will my next car ERP choice be?” by Denis Torii
I recently bought a new car. One that took me a couple of months to choose in fact. The...
Infrastructure Service Providers Should Shift Their Business Toward Autonomous Operations by Integrating Intelligent Automation with a Central Knowledge Unit
by Rene Buest | March 22, 2019
Scaling business operations is one of the imperatives for infrastructure service providers to be able to serve an ever-growing customer base and to operate and maintain large (or larger) infrastructure...
What is going on in the world of data and analytics?
by Andrew White | March 22, 2019
I have blogged before (see this from 2014: A Day in the Life of an Analyst” at Gartner’s IT/Expo Symposium – Day 3) about the hot topics I discussed with...
The Benefits (and Limits) of Relative Measurements in Marketing
by Jason Mcnellis | March 22, 2019
When using hand tools in my woodshop, I can achieve tremendous tolerances. With relative ease, I can change the length, width or thickness of a board by one thousandth of...
Measure the Offline Impact of Online Tactics
by Joseph Enever | March 21, 2019
Quantifying the offline impact, of online marketing, and in turn, your website, is one of the important analytical challenges multi-channel businesses face. This blog post focuses on the multi-channel retail...
Psychoanalyzing Security Cloud Fears
by Anton Chuvakin | March 20, 2019
Here is a funny one: why so many security professionals (and leaders) still hate the cloud?
OK, OK, I get it, many of you want to respond to this with...
Loneliness, Happiness and the Analytics and BI Bake Off
by Cindi Howson | March 19, 2019
We just completed our fifth annual Analytics and BI bake off in Orlando and our first ever bake off in London. These bake offs are action-packed, informative sessions that I...
The Scientific Method and Selling
by Hank Barnes | March 19, 2019
In grade school, I remember learning the scientific method. It is a formalized process for learning that has been around for centuries. And, like anything that has stood the test...
Customer Experience from Small Screen to Stage
by Jenny Sussin | March 19, 2019
I know Chicago and Rent went from stage to screen, but in 2019 it's pretty refreshing to take your eyes off of a screen.
Most people consume Gartner research on...
