Using big data to improve a business means more than just collecting the information, or even analyzing it — companies must develop a strategy for how to use the information to build their brands. Unfortunately, many firms are using big data tactically, rather than strategically. Marketers, in particular, are not realizing the full potential of big data —they’re mainly using it to drive programmatic advertising.
Content: Article
Author: Colin Strong
Source: strategy+business
Subjects: IT / Technology / E-Business, Marketing / Sales
Author: Colin Strong
Source: strategy+business
Subjects: IT / Technology / E-Business, Marketing / Sales
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