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Six steps to creating a successful IT strategy: A guide for CIOs

CIO Business Intelligence

In today’s rapidly evolving technological landscape, the role of the CIO has transcended simply managing IT infrastructure to becoming a pivotal player in enabling business strategy. This article delves into the six steps of delivering a successful IT strategy.

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Key Strategies for Leveraging User Data for Content Marketing

Smart Data Collective

Companies are spending nearly $30 billion a year on big data for marketing initiatives. One of the many reasons that they are using big data is to create better content marketing strategies. A content marketing strategy can help businesses establish brand awareness, increase conversions, and connect with their target audience.

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Business Strategies for Deploying Disruptive Tech: Generative AI and ChatGPT

Rocket-Powered Data Science

Second, doing something new (especially something “big” and disruptive) must align with your business objectives – otherwise, you may be steering your business into deep uncharted waters that you haven’t the resources and talent to navigate. Conduct market research. Choose the right development partner.

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Business strategy examples

IBM Big Data Hub

A successful business strategy dictates the allocation of resources and outlines how a company will achieve its strategic goals. Whether the organization is focused on developing new products or marketing an existing service to an under-served demographic, having a solid strategy will help an organization realize its long-term goals.

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6 strategic imperatives for your next data strategy

CIO Business Intelligence

According to the MIT Technology Review Insights Survey, an enterprise data strategy supports vital business objectives including expanding sales, improving operational efficiency, and reducing time to market. The problem is today, just 13% of organizations excel at delivering on their data strategy.

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Bringing an AI Product to Market

O'Reilly on Data

In this article, we turn our attention to the process itself: how do you bring a product to market? One mid-sized digital media company we interviewed reported that their Marketing, Advertising, Strategy, and Product teams once wanted to build an AI-driven user traffic forecast tool. Identifying the problem.

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T-Mobile unlocks marketing efficiency with Adobe Workfront

IBM Big Data Hub

But with different sub-brands and business units, T-Mobile’s marketing and content workflows were complex—and often inefficient and disconnected. The marketing operations team knew they needed to create a more seamless work management system to support its content supply chain.