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IBM Announces Latest Batch of AI-Based Marketing Products

Let’s do product news today. IBM has several recent announcements including AI-powered interactive advertisements (pretty cool), an AI-based programmatic ad bid optimizer, and AI-based audience targeting in conjunction with LiveRamp. Yesterday also saw the formal release of Watson Assistant for Marketing, a natural language reporting interface for IBM’s Campaign and digital marketing platforms that was announced last month.

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Reltio to Support Salesforce, Adobe, Microsoft and SAP Despite Reservations

October 5, 2018

Let’s skip today’s product news, which is all pretty minor. Instead, here’s Reltio, a Master Data Management vendor that also qualifies as a CDP, announcing they’ll support Salesforce Customer 360 and the Open Data Initiative from Adobe, Microsoft and Salesforce. As if they had a choice. I liked how clear they made their real opinion of those approaches: “Common IDs and tight coupling of apps can solve some immediate problems, but in the long run still create new islands of data that ultimately spell trouble for customer 360 initiatives.”

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Compliance Is Primary Focus of Corporate IT: ASG CIO Survey

October 3, 2018

Switching to internal data, a study from data governance vendor ASG Technologies finds that half of CIOs report all or most of their data management initiatives are focused on compliance. In other words, if marketers get their feeling their data needs are not top priority, they’re probably right. The study also reported that 81% of IT teams use enterprise data compared with just 63% of marketing teams. It’s plausible that many marketing teams use only non-enterprise data but what, exactly, are those 19% of IT teams working with?

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Zeta Global to Buy LiveIntent for $250 Million

October 9, 2024

CDP and marketing cloud vendor Zeta Global announced an agreement to purchase LiveIntent, which helps companies do email-based advertising.  The deal will let Zeta expand its identity graph, enter the publisher monetization business, and accelerate its mobile and retail media products.  Zeta will pay $77.5 million in cash and $172.5 million in common stock, with potential for additional payments based on performance.

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