Forbes

The global semiconductor shortage has help to raise awareness of the importance of the supply chain. With much to learn from the shortage, we explore what happened, and what companies should be thinking about to get out in front of future supply chain challenges and execute on growth opportunities.

Companies, in theory, have the potential to automate, calibrate, create, and distribute their goods while amassing tons of data to keep doing it better and faster.

According to a new “State of the CDP” report from Treasure Data, CDPs are becoming a valuable member of the marketing team, but integration and adoption continue to present challenges as companies seek to better understand customers and deliver more personalized experiences.

As we head out of the 2020 pandemic, slowly, what are key opportunities that CMOs can capitalize on

There are a few challenges to IoT data storage and consumption that many large enterprises are running into. However, its rapid growth cannot be ignored, which has propelled the growth of edge computing across several big industries with large forecasts for further growth ahead.

Customer engagement has always been important, but 2020, Covid-19, and digitalization have put it into the spotlight. 95 percent of companies plan to continue investing in digital customer engagement even when the pandemic is over.

Companies like Google and Facebook have built empires from data, but due to countless breaches and threats, there’s finally some push back on what used to seem like an unregulated aspect of business. Exploring the role of privacy, its application, and what lies ahead.

Companies around the world are dealing with not just digital transformation and growing customer expectations, but the continued pandemic, decreased budgets, and changing customer priorities.

Exploring the various ways that big tech is participating in the distribution and management of vaccine efforts, while also leveraging tech, resources, and community involvement to aid in support. A positive for society, and the companies involved.

Just as consumer marketing teams have found AI-driven martech to help them reach their buyers where they are, B2B marketing teams are starting to realize that AI can do similar things to enhance their business customers’ journeys.