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Steve Jones and Nigel Walsh keynote panel - Efficiently leveraging...
Watch @Capgemini's Steve Jones & Nigel Walsh's keynote "The Infinite Individual", now up on YouTube: youtu.be/5s1cC54I7bE #ASmarterArt
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Steve Jones & Nigel Walsh keynote - The Infinite Individual
A Picture Is Worth a Thousand Words ‹ Advertising Week Social Club @havashelia_UK @fielddotwork #bigdata #digital theawsc.com/2015/06/10/a-p…
Thank you all for participating in Ben Silcox @themoggy's Q&A! #ASmarterArt
That’s it for today - thank you all for your questions. Have a good day!!!
.@Fitzeee for our global clients - the realisation that this is market specific is key - so a Universal id takes on more significance
.@Fitzeee layering more behavioural and insight data to these records will keep them relevant and useful for marketing - driving more value
.@Fitzeee the view of PII data will have to expand - to include much more context. Businesses will always have the most data on customers
.@James_Linnett A governance body, clear code, transparency & control of data by consumers would be a good starting point. Build trust.
.@James_Linnett for the purposes of brands improving their own marketing performance - not improving products and services
.@James_Linnett IF, there is a clear value exchange and transparency. Data is being mostly used in secretive ways, with no ethical policy
.@James_Linnett use of personal language profiles and matched copy, etc. In much research, people don’t have a problem with giving data
.@James_Linnett use of name, location, purchases, etc. vs a personalised piece of copy based on preferences, context (time & place),
.@James_Linnett Good q. I think personalisation is over used and misunderstood. Explicit personalisation vs implicit. Example - retargeting,
.@tallpaul75 who wouldn’t have access. Freedom from poverty and cash reliance - underlying psychology a better predictor see @VisualDNA
.@tallpaul75 good question. Yes, use behavioural data, create credit risk models beyond financial transaction, bringing credit to millions
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