A great issue this month with a lot to read! I am very happy to welcome Alex Yoder, CEO of Webtrends (bio here), the Digital Analytics pioneer, who discusses how real-time data will have a strong impact on Marketers’ work. Webtrends is the first “vendor” I invited to contribute to this newsletter, because I thought that real-time analytics deserved our readers’ attention, whether you think it is useful to you or not. Alex offers several good points in favor of immediate availability of data.
I am also quite excited to welcome Blair Reeves from IBM (bio here), who volunteered an excellent article on the shift from Digital Marketing to Customer Intelligence now that all the data is digitized, and the databases can be connected.
By the way, if you would like to contribute an article to this newsletter, just contact me.
As for me, I continue my series on Analytics Governance with an article about what I call Result Sharing Governance, a very important, and often neglected aspect of the analytics function.
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