Tim Bond
The Data & Marketing Association (DMA) have just published the results of its third ‘Coronavirus – The Impact on Business’ survey, highlighting the key concerns, challenges and needs of businesses during this challenging time.
Two-fifths of Brits have used augmented (39%) or virtual (38%) reality to test or view a product they’re considering.
This despite access and ownership to virtual reality (VR) headsets declining year-on-year from 12% in 2018 to 9% last year.
‘Reinforcing customers’ (59%) trust’ is the data and marketing industry’s biggest challenge, according to a survey completed by over 230 senior marketing professionals across the UK who judged the DMA Awards 2019.
Stephen Maher, CEO of MBA, has been named as the new Chair of the DMA Board, with VerveIQ Founder & MD Pipa Unsworth named as Deputy Chair.
The pair are also joined by two newly elected additions to the DMA Board in Cordell Burke, Creative Managing Partner at Up There, Everywhere, and Firas Khnaisser, Head of Decisioning at Standard Life.
Disney's Tony Miller offers guidance to the next generation of marketing talent at the IDM’s 2019 graduation.
The Institute of Data & Marketing’s (IDM) latest graduation results show that professionals in the data and marketing industry continue to thrive despite significant change in recent years.
From the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and uncertainty around Brexit, to the wealth of new technologies available and increasing organisational responsibilities of the marketing function, the world in which the next generation of marketers will work is constantly evolving.
DMA Talent, part of the Data & Marketing Association, has published new guidance, ‘DMA Talent: Autism Employer Guide’, created using insights from NHS autism specialists, brands/employers, and autistic employees employed across creative, data and marketing roles – the UK’s first.
DMA Talent, the Data & Marketing Association’s talent function, has launched the Marketing Challenge 2020, in partnership with StudentUniverse and Tourism NT.
The annual contest offers university students the opportunity to respond to a live brief from an internationally renowned brand.
A new research report exploring how brands are in-housing key marketing functions finds increased productivity (47%) and enhanced creativity (38%) are the top expected benefits, but these are not being achieved.