AdNerds hebben de reputatie de toekomst te voorspellen. Ook dit jaar doen we graag weer een poging. Maar het wordt geen pure fictie, geen fantasie. We vertrekken van concepten en oplossingen die vandaag stilaan vorm krijgen. We bekijken hun potentieel met betrekking tot marketing communicatie. De vraag die we daarbij stellen én beantwoorden, is of jij als marketeer - en in dezelfde adem, wij als agency - nog een toekomst hebben in die nieuwe wereld?
6. Will you still have a job in marketing of the future?
Marketing is going to become a much more
technology-driven activity
Marketing is going to become a much more
science-driven activity
Some really plausible possibilities
with technology- and science-driven marketing…
18. A phenomenon called “feedback loops”
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locations and people into
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Source: Harvard Business Review, “Embracing complexity”
95. Just because thousands of
sensors are supplying data, that
doesn’t mean the system is
intelligent. The important thing is
what you do with the data.
Prof. Gerard Weikum, Director of the Max Planck Institute, Saarbrücken