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Personally identifiable information, or PII, is self-explanatory and it’s nothing new. It hails from the age of mail-order catalogues and...

The Cambridge Analytica scandal still makes people paranoid about Facebook, but marketers weren’t really surprised about it. We know how...

It’s hard or near impossible to plan for the future, especially with constant changes and updates to marketing innovation, but marketing leaders are always a good sounding board on giving insight and even predicting what would catch on sooner or later.

It’s going to be a long while before AI truly takes over from humans, if it ever will. The companies that use AI most effectively will be those that work with it, and allow it to take over processes that can and should be automated, freeing up employees to be more creative than ever, to connect dots they wouldn’t otherwise, and to be great translators of data.

People now expect hyper-personalization, but don’t want their privacy invaded. This is the privacy paradox.

There’s a lot of fear around AI’s threat to disrupt a wide swath of jobs, and there seem to be a lot of good reasons why this will be the case. But there’s also no need to panic. Just as the Industrial Revolution disrupted countless jobs, a significant amount were also created.