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Mar 20
Building the Infrastructure for Personalization at Scale
Laying the groundwork for personalization at a mass scale, so every interaction feels like 1:1.

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Oct 2
For Travel & Hospitality, a Loyalty ID is Not Enough
In order to understand customers and drive business results, brands need to account for more channels and touchpoints than the loyalty program alone.

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Dec 13
Generative AI and Personalization won’t work without a Customer Data Operations strategy
Building, maintaining, and managing change in your customer data foundation is far more involved than many might think.

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Oct 19
The One Thing You Need for All Your Tech Tools (Including AI) to Actually Work
Data quality matters.

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Sep 12
Most CDPs Are Not Actually Platforms for Customer Data
Not unless they fix the hardest data problem and power your whole ecosystem.

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Aug 11
Get Retention Marketing Right with a Unified Customer View
Businesses know the importance of keeping existing customers — but why do so many struggle with boosting retention?

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Feb 24
Supercharging Digital Customer Experience (DCX)
To treat your customers the way they desire, you have to truly understand them first.

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Jul 28
The Danger of Misidentifying Your Best Customers
When brands mis-identify their customers, they fail to value them correctly and do not have a good idea of their behaviors and preferences.

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Jul 22
What is the Ultimate Customer 360 View?
Building a Customer 360 is not as simple as bringing customer data together into one system.

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Jul 9
What to Look For in a CDP & Data Warehouse Partnership
Three key considerations when thinking about using a data warehouse as the basis for 360-degree customer profiles

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Jun 23
Replace Your Data Services Provider with a CDP
Replacing your Data Service Provider with a Customer Data Platform can be the right choice for building your brand's single customer view.

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Dec 19
4 Challenges to Getting a Customer 360 Right
There are some critical technical challenges to contend with, and coming up short on can completely derail achieving that elusive Customer 360.