From the MarTech Conference in San Francisco, California, March 31-April 1, 2015. SESSION: The Marketing Technology Myth: Connecting Systems & Experiences - Given by Jeff Cram, @jeffcram - ISITE Design, Chief Strategy Officer
7. a “The company has extremely capable point solutions in marketing tech which it has tried to unify around [its branded Marketing Cloud]. Unfortunately, that brand is just a brand.” 8 separate product families 12 separate named products The Marketing Technology Myth 6 analytics products 11 omnichannel products
11. a Saying Doing “Our digital experiences aren’t coordinated across channels or silos.” “We’re have a lot of point solutions that aren’t integrated.” “Personalization is the phase two that never comes.” “We want a 360-degree view of our customer across all of our digital channels.” “We will deliver the right information to the right person at the right time.” “Our organization is customer obsessed. We want to differentiate on experience.”
12. a “While 83% of marketers say creating buyer-centric content is a priority, only 23% claim to be at advanced state of this transition.” The Saying vs. Doing Gap
13. a The Age of the Customer @jeffcram | @ISITE_Design
24. a We need a different type of map for making digital experiences work
25. a Prof. Dr. Michael Erlhoff Service design is the activity of planning and organizing people, infrastructure, communication and material components of a service in order to improve its quality and the interaction between service provider and customers. @jeffcram | @ISITE_Design
30. a • 200+ products • Five separate business units • Moving to centralized CMS • Expanding global footprint • Inconsistent brand story • Too product-centric • Cumbersome user experience • Lacking content direction The Organization Challenges @jeffcram | @ISITE_Design