The world at their fingertips
15 Aug 2012 | by Kim Benjamin
Field marketers are using tablets and other digital tools to gather live feedback, which they can then use to refine their staff-training and sales strategies as campaigns unfold.
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Recent acquisitions of digital agencies by big marcomms groups suggest the days of the independent specialist are coming to an end.
Field marketers are using tablets and other digital tools to gather live feedback, which they can then use to refine their staff-training and sales strategies as campaigns unfold.
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