Generative AI isn’t just for creating unsettling art, chatting with robots or, uh, attempting to break up marriages. Adobe has plans to weave generative AI tools into its real-time customer data platform.
Over the past two years, Qualcomm has restructured its marketing organization to position it as a business driver more directly tied to results. Here’s how.
Adobe is leaning on AI-powered data solutions to bridge the post-cookie identity gap. This fits into Adobe’s broader strategy of using a mixture of automation and artificial intelligence to figure out what people are looking for and to predict how brands can demonstrate value for customers in the moments that matter.
This is the 11th in AdExchanger’s “Meet the CDPs” series. Read previous interviews with mParticle, Acquia-owned AgilOne, Amperity, Segment, ActionIQ, Lytics, Bluecore, Microsoft, Tealium, Optimove, Treasure Data and BlueConic. Most brands suffer from the same cascade of data-related challenges. Data coming in from different sources leads to inconsistent customer experiences and a throbbing privacy and compliance […]
Adobe Marketing Cloud’s top executive, Brad Rencher, is leaving the company after nearly a decade. Rencher, who as EVP and GM Digital Experience set the vision and strategy for the software giant’s digital marketing platform initiatives, first joined Adobe in 2009 through the acquisition of Omniture, which later became Adobe Analytics, a key component of […]
Adobe said Thursday it had integrated Adobe Analytics into its Audience Manager data management platform (DMP). The integration makes it easier for marketers to combine first- and third-party data sets to deliver consistent messaging, and marketers can pull execution data back into their reporting tools for a better view of their customers. “Over the last […]
