Expect a slow week in martech news, Dear Reader. At least the nice people at Spiceworks Ziff Davis have tossed us a small bone by purchasing Aberdeen, which generates intent data about B2B buyers through research, media, and demand generation programs. It’s the latest expansion by Ziff, which purchased Spiceworks itself last year and Revenu8, which published MarTech Advisor, in 2018.

Meanwhile, this Rackspace survey finds there is no radical shift towards building rather than buying software, even though no code/low code technologies are widely adopted. But they also find that companies are focusing their building on customer-facing systems that create unique competitive advantages. Especially interesting, companies cite the same reasons in the same order for both building and buying: ease of use/implementation, competitive advantage, customization, and cost savings.

Another day, another CDP offering data warehouse integration. Today’s subject in mParticle, which has introduced Warehouse Sync to share data with cloud data warehouses like Snowflake. Like other CDP vendors with similar offerings, mParticle sets itself up to provide the data warehouse with unified profiles they lack and to feed profiles to downstream applications using its existing connectors.