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Barb Mosher Zinck
Barb Mosher Zinck is a digital content strategist and the Founder and Editorial Director of Digital Tech Diary. She spends her days learning how to build better customer experiences through content, translating what she’s learned into actionable strategies for her clients and practical guidance for her magazine audience. As a former Application Architect, Barb is able to understand the value of technology and translate it into guidance and strategies for today’s practitioners. Residing in Nova Scotia, Canada, Barb and her husband spend most of their time in hockey arenas and dance studios with their three kids. You can reach her at .
AgilOne Introduces Integrated Predictive Marketing Cloud
AgilOne introduces version 5 of its marketing cloud with a number of new updates, and predictive marketing.
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Read MoreSitecore Commerce and Microsoft Dynamics: Omnichannel Retail Experiences
Sitecore has integrated Sitecore Commerce with Microsoft Dynamics to give its customers with the ability to create true omni-channel experiences.
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Read MoreAdobe Campaign Integrations Take Personalized Experiences Further
Adobe kicks off a new year with key integrations for Adobe Campaign. Kerry Reilly, Director of Product, Adobe Campaign walked me through the updates and here’s a snapshot of what’s new and improved. It starts with three important integrations with
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Read MoreMarketers Are Missing out on the Real Value of Mobile
Marketer’s are obsessed with mobile – mobile marketing at least. They understand mobile is fast becoming a bigger channel than the website (certainly at least as important), and with it, they can reach customers and prospects any time, anywhere. But
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Read MoreAdobe’s Latest Marketing Cloud Updates Focus on Data Driven Mobile Marketing
Everyone is talking about Adobe today. It announced the latest updates to its Marketing Cloud and they focus on improving mobile marketing. The focus on mobile isn’t surprising. Adobe has done a lot of work on Experience Manager, particularly website
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Read MoreIt’s NaNoWriMo – Get Your Writing on!
November is National Novel Writing Month where writers from across the globe commit to writing a 50,000 word novel. It’s a pretty important time of the year for current and would be novelists. If you are thinking about writing a
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Read MoreAdobe, Salesforce Top Forrester’s List of Marketing Software Suites
This is a new report for Forrester – The Forrester Wave™: Enterprise Marketing Software Suites, Q4 2014, but the vendors that make the list are not new by any means. Most have a long history of integrating and building marketing
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Read MoreBig Opportunities in the Drupal, Developer Job Market Overall,
The Drupal Association conducted a survey earlier this year, trying to get a picture of the current state of the Drupal job market. It’s a pretty promising outlook for anyone who has dedicated their development career to Drupal. According to
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Read MoreTERMINALFOUR Brings Digital Engagement to Higher Education
Last year TERMINALFOUR made a big strategic decision. It decided to focus its web content management platform on the needs of higher education. Higher ed isn’t exactly a new market for them, but to put all your focus on one
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Read MoreSitecore Book: The Connect Guide to Experience Marketing
Sitecore’s new book “Connect: How to Use Data and Experience Marketing to Create Lifetime Customers,” is now available. It was talked about at the Sitecore Symposium last month, and I had a sneak peek at the first three chapters. Written by Sitecore’s