The Year Ahead For...Data
10 Jan 2013
Russell Marsh argues that 'big data' is not the new phenomenon that many had assumed. The companies that succeed, he suggests, will be those that automate their data to create unique experiences.
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Ajaz Ahmed sees the arrival of the self-service airport, the emergence of self-driving vehicles and robots replacing personal trainers in 2013.
Russell Marsh argues that 'big data' is not the new phenomenon that many had assumed. The companies that succeed, he suggests, will be those that automate their data to create unique experiences.
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Squared is a digital internship programme, hosted by Google and Hyper Island with support from the IPA, that aims to cultivate a new generation of industry leaders. Here, two recent ad recruits describe their experiences of the pilot scheme.
To mark the publication of their book Velocity, Nicola Clark talks to Nike's Stefan Olander and AKQA founder Ajaz Ahmed about how marketers can drive the innovation agenda in the digital age.
With real-time bidding promising to take hold in the UK, Kim Benjamin compares the RTB platforms used by Microsoft and Google - AppNexus and AdEx - and assesses their potential for advertisers.