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THE EVOLUTION OF THE
MARKETING TECHNOLOGIST
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WHO AM I?
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Theft
Method
Intuition
CLASSICAL SYSTEM UNPRECEDENTED SYSTEM
Theft
Method
Intuition
Credit: Philippe Kruchten @pbpk
University of British
Columbia
Where do software architectures come from?
DevOps and Continuous Delivery are responses to a shift
in the functional meaning and expectations of IT
Source: CA Technologies
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A landscape of emotional and transactional experiences,
where each connection inspires engagement with another,
so the brand becomes part of the consumer’s story.
Story-systems deliver innovative consumer activation +
trusted technology at massive scale.
STORYSCAPESM
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SIGN
ORGANIZING
IDEA
DESTINATION
DESTINATION
TOWN
CENTER
DESTINATIONDESTINATION
DESTINATION
A STORY-SYSTEM
Sign:
A channel that attracts
attention and directs to
engagement
Everything is connected
through technology
Town Center:
The primary place where
transactions are made
Destination:
Place of deep and valuable
engagement enabling active
participation
The Organizing Idea
establishes the premise for
connectivity
Roundabout:
Content on a channel used to
connect channels and turn
people to other channels
All stakeholder concerns are important, but if we get
the user experience wrong, nothing else mattersSource: kkstudio » Katerina Kamprani | portfolio
95%firms say they are
CUSTOMER
FOCUSED
80%say they deliver
SUPERIOR
EXPERIENCE
“Closing the Delivery Gap” study of 362 firms by Bain & Co
8%customers agree they
deliver SUPERIOR
EXPERIENCE
“Closing the Delivery Gap” study of 362 firms by Bain & Co
Source: http://www.slideshare.net/MarTechConf/chief-marketing-technologists-symbolize-marketings-changing-role-by-laura-mclellan
5 MAJOR WAVES OF INNOVATION
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Water & Steam Power
Railways
Electrification
Mass Production
Information & Communication
We are in the beginning of the6th Wave of Innovation but its tooearly to see what exactly it will be.
“Because the purpose of business is to create a customer, the business enterprise has two − and only two − basic functions: marketing and innovation. Marketing and innovation produce results; all the rest are
costs.”
- Peter Drucker
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