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    Explore " data visibility" with insightful episodes like "Turning‌ ‌Insights‌ ‌into‌ ‌Advertising‌ ‌with‌ ‌MTV‌ ‌Veteran‌ ‌and‌ ‌Current‌ ‌AdPredictive‌ ‌CEO,‌ ‌Kristin‌ ‌Frank‌", "High fidelity data in supply chain, and project44 - a chat with Christian Piller", "ESG Discussion: How modern storage solutions allow you to do more with your data" and "ESG Discussion: IT Transformation and Leveraging the Power of Data" from podcasts like ""Marketing Trends", "Digital Supply Chain", "Voice of Veritas Podcast" and "Voice of Veritas Podcast"" and more!

    Episodes (4)

    Turning‌ ‌Insights‌ ‌into‌ ‌Advertising‌ ‌with‌ ‌MTV‌ ‌Veteran‌ ‌and‌ ‌Current‌ ‌AdPredictive‌ ‌CEO,‌ ‌Kristin‌ ‌Frank‌

    Turning‌ ‌Insights‌ ‌into‌ ‌Advertising‌ ‌with‌ ‌MTV‌ ‌Veteran‌ ‌and‌ ‌Current‌ ‌AdPredictive‌ ‌CEO,‌ ‌Kristin‌ ‌Frank‌

    There is one thing that every marketer would say they need: content. But what makes for good content and what makes for the best content? Is it storytelling? Is it authenticity? What content drives engagement, versus what content is merely passable? Kristin Frank is a well-respected and highly-seasoned media expert, and after a 20-year run at MTV, it’s safe to say she knows a thing or two about content.

    “My biggest advice is to not look at marketing, look at it as content. Make sure the story has quirks, make sure it's compelling, treat each individually as a separate piece of content, and be authentic to the platform. If you do that, you will have a relationship with your consumers that you can then speak to them in any way, and they will trust you.”

    On this episode of Marketing Trends, Kristin, now the CEO of AdPredictive, explains why after a successful career with Viacom and MTV, she had the itch to ditch her comfy enterprise digs and roll her sleeves up with a startup. Kristin also explains why different forms of content resonate with various platforms, how to attack those different channels and how AdPredictive is playing a role in helping marketers turn insights into advertising. Enjoy!

    Main Takeaways

    • Not All Platforms are Created Equal: The way people absorb content differs greatly depending on what channel they are using and the way marketers push their content should accommodate those different behaviors. This means that your content cannot be a one-size fits-all approach. Your content must vary by channel to fit what the consumer is expecting For instance, a piece of video might work really well on TikTok and Instagram, but would not generate the same engagement on Twitter. When you are designing your content to fit within a certain channel you have a better chance of resonating with your audience.
    • Don’t View Content as Marketing: Content should be used in the same manner as how you would tell a story. It needs to have quirks, there needs to be a story arc, but most importantly, you should treat every individual show, blog, or post as it’s own piece of content rather than try to group everything together in a larger push. 
    • Can I Get Your ID?: Data visibility and data accuracy are two things marketers need in order to drive business values. When you have both accurate data and easily accessible insights, you can gain a better understanding of who your audience is, what their buying behaviors are, and what pieces of content get them to convert to your product.

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    High fidelity data in supply chain, and project44 - a chat with Christian Piller

    High fidelity data in supply chain, and project44 - a chat with Christian Piller

    On this episode of the Digital Supply Chain podcast, I spoke with Christian Piller. Christian  is Vice President of Value Engineering at project44 (appropriately known as @freightpipes on Twitter). project44 is a US based company operating globally who bill themselves as "the world's leading Advanced Visibility Platform for shippers and third-party logistics firms".

    Christian explained the business in detail (using the example of a Spanish Widget manufacturer (!), and how project 44 would help the manufacturer see where it's shipments of supplies were, as well as potentially its shipments of goods to its customers, and their customers, and so on.

    We had a fascinating conversation, and I really liked Christian's point towards the end about the visibility of data - listen for yourselves, and let me know what you think.

    Now we are in June, I am trialling a new feature on the podcast - listeners stories. If you have a cool supply chain story you'd like featured on the show, send it to me via email (tom.raftery @ sap.com), or just send it to me as a direct message on Twitter/LinkedIn. Audio messages will get played (unless you specifically ask me not to).

    And if you want to know more about any of SAP's Digital Supply Chain solutions, head on over to www.sap.com/digitalsupplychain and if you liked this show, please don't forget to rate and/or review it. It makes a big difference to help new people discover it. Thanks.

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    ESG Discussion: How modern storage solutions allow you to do more with your data

    ESG Discussion: How modern storage solutions allow you to do more with your data

    In this episode of the Voice of Veritas podcast, we’re digging into the truth in information. Your host Biswajit Mishra, Solutions Marketing, Veritas, sits down with Scott Sinclair, Sr. Analyst, Enterprise Strategy Group (ESG), for part-2 in their discussion on the power of data and the complexities of IT.

    The first part of the discussion covered the changing business landscape and requirements of modern object storage solution. Tune in here for part 1.

    In part 2, Scott and Bis discuss abstracting the big “how” in IT. For example, How can storage solutions help me use my data to more effectively change my business? Veritas Cognitive Object Storage can do that.

    The part that jumps out to Scott about Cognitive Object Storage is the “Cognitive” aspect. Move from just storing data to leveraging it and that’s where the cognitive engine really stands out.

    Tune in for the full discussion and learn more about what Veritas Cloud Object Storage can do for your organization by downloading the ESG Whitepaper

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    ESG Discussion: IT Transformation and Leveraging the Power of Data

    ESG Discussion: IT Transformation and Leveraging the Power of Data

    In this episode of the Voice of Veritas podcast, we’re digging into the truth in information. Your host Biswajit Mishra, Solutions Marketing, Veritas, sits down with Scott Sinclair, Sr. Analyst, Enterprise Strategy Group (ESG), for a 2-part discussion on the power of data and the complexities of IT.

     

     ESG does research and strategy with IT leaders speaking regularly within the storage industry. Scott notes, “It’s all about data.” Before we had the problem of storing the data. Now, we have the challenge of how to maximize their data. Data is the fuel that can drive competitive differentiation.

     

    The challenge is how do companies maximize the value of the data they’ve been storing for decades? Transformation technologies free up resources and resources can then be reallocated to driving innovation for the business.

     

    “The object storage space is almost the perfect microcosm of what we are seeing within the storage in general”. The transition of storage to usability of data -helping customers use their data to drive value for the business and tools that apply intelligence into storage will transform IT within organizations.

     

    Learn more about what Veritas Cloud Object Storage can do for your organization by downloading the ESG Whitepaper.

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