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chiefmartec.com – Start 2017 with the world’s most famous chief marketing technologist
My discussion with the legendary Scott Brinker, original post here, take a read: What better way to launch into 2017 than revisiting our good friend Mayur Gupta, truly one of the icons of the marketing technology world. Over the history of this blog, some of the most fascinating stories to me have been observing how…
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Inc. – Marketing Technology Growth | Piercing Through the Chaos
As originally published on Inc. in collaboration with Travis Wright There is no doubt about the exponential growth in the Marketing Technology landscape. It is very obvious both in terms of the sheer breadth of the types of marketing as well as the number of marketing technology vendors. It just continues to explode. From 150…
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Interview with Mayur Gupta, SVP, Head of Digital – Healthgrades
As published on MartechAdvisor on Feb 10th, 2016 by Ankush Gupta 1. Could you tell me a little about your background and how you came to be the SVP, Head of Digital at Healthgrades? It’s been an interesting journey full of mistakes, lessons learned and several twists & turns. I started off as a…
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Financial Times – Kimberly-Clark competition helps to boost online engagement
View the original interview on ft.com US-based consumer goods company Kimberly-Clark has invested in a number of start-ups in an effort to discover technology that would inspire customers to change their behaviour. In 2013, the maker of consumer household products such as Kleenex tissues, Andrex toilet paper and Huggies nappies set up a digital innovation…
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Guide to Driving Digital Transformation – A Start
I recently came across this interesting infographic by infomentum summarizing the key elements of driving digital transformation in an organization. You can view a video as well at the source post – TALKING TRANSFORMATION: THE CEOS GUIDE TO DEALING WITH DIGITAL DISRUPTION Besides the info-graphic though, some of the common steps that you would find…
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eMarketer – Kimberly-Clark Seeks Data Behavior Mix from Marketing Technology
Kimberly-Clark Seeks Data Behavior Mix from Marketing Technology I recently had a dialogue with the eMarketer team on the evolution and future possibilities of Marketing Technology, you can view the original interview “Kimberly Clark Seeks Data Behavior Mix from Marketing Technology”: While one marketing technology partner might seem like a no-brainer, most major brands are…
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CMSWire – The Marketing Technology Explosion: A Blessing or a Curse?
View the original post on CMSWire My first two reactions to Scott Brinker’s super infographic covering the marketing technology landscape were: WOW and WOW. The first wow — Wow, we have come a long way. There’s been a tremendous amount of innovation, evolution and exploration of data and technology across the broad categories of Media,…
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First Principles of a Global Marketing Technology Capability
As Scott Brinker had said in one of his recent; it’s truly an incredible time to be working in marketing — and, even more so, marketing technology. The innovation happening across this industry is staggering. Yet it is still merely a reflection of the broader transformation that’s happening in marketing overall. But as we all…
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eMarketer Interview – Driving Behavioral Changes Through Marketing Technology
eMarketer recently conducted a series of interviews with a number of CMOs, Chief Marketing Technologists, CTOs and CIOs as part of a conscious focus on the intersection of Marketing, Technology and Innovation; an attempt to guide marketing leaders on the challenges and nuances of both ignoring this intersection as well as being able to successfully…
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Consumer are the Center of the Marketing Technology Storm – DMNews
View the original post at DMNews Mayur Gupta dishes on why customers are the key to marketing and tech innovation. Mayur Gupta, global head, marketing technology, Kimberly-Clark Technology has been growing exponentially for many years now. Consumer options are directly tied to this growth. Marketers have been intensely focused on keeping pace with new channels…