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Companies Do Personalization Without Solid Customer Data: Forrester Report

This Forrester study for Teradata and Celebrus also addresses CX technology.  Most interesting findings are that more companies have personalization tools (49%) than customer data management systems (39%), and more have next-best experience and real time decision engines (31%) than basic customer analytics (23%).  Apparently that crawl-walk-run thing isn’t as popular as you thought.

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CX Is Higher Priority than Security, Digital Transformation, or Cost: Rackspace Study

June 8, 2021

Switching to cheerier news, this Rackspace study finds that a mix of business and IT managers ranked improved customer experience as their top strategic priority, ahead of security, digital transformation, and cost savings.   Personalization was close to the bottom on the list of CX application benefits; top benefits included 24×7 availability, demonstrating security, and greater engagement.

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Google to erase Ad IDs for Android users who opt out of personalized ads

June 8, 2021

While Apple forced apps ask permission for 3rd-party tracking, Android will wait for them to opt-out before automatically erasing the Ad ID field.  It’s a step towards greater privacy but will also hinder analytics and fraud detection.   Google has said that it will provide an analytics and fraud detection alternative in July.  The company also plans to offer users more privacy options.

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Simon Data Unveils Goals-Based Marketing

March 26, 2025

CDP Simon Data has announced the launch of Goals-Based Marketing, initially featuring an AI-powered segmentation workflow. The ultimate goal of this approach is to create revenue-generating customer experiences at scale. The new offering is driven by three AI agentic teams (Strategy Agents, Data Execution Agents, and Revenue Impact Agents) and features Smart Fields and Smart Segments, aimed at uncovering customer behavior patterns.

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