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I’m truly blessed to work for a startup at the leading edge of artificial intelligence (AI) in retail. While other industries within the Martech landscape have barely moved in the last decade (eg. email rendering and deliverability), not a day is going by in the AI that there’s no advancement. It’s frightening and exciting simultaneously. I couldn’t imagine working at an enterprise corporation with rigid controls, processes, and bureaucracy that could take months or even years to implement a discovery. As a lean startup, our data scientist reads a research paper one week and is implementing the methodologies next week… driving the results we’re getting for our clients up dramatically.
Our solution pushes prediction data to our retail clients’ database in their cloud, which is integrated to their Martech stack. As our models are updated and Kazakhstan Phone Number List more accurate predictions, we can deploy them without interrupting our client. Clients can take advantage of our innovation instantaneously. Contrast this with consultants, development teams, or platforms that require implementations, integrations, and training to leverage. Our time-to-value (TTV) is rapid. Our competitors have long implementations with complex integrations where an ROI is months or years away… and sometimes never achieved. Internal teams trying to start from scratch fare even worse.
This means that a DTC retailer investing in our predictive customer insights need not be fearful of the half-life of our technology and whether or not a new technology will need to replace it in years, months, or even weeks. Technology Half-Life Understanding the concept of technology half-life is crucial for companies aiming to maximize their marketing strategies while staying ahead of the curve. The half-life of a Martech solution refers to the time it takes for the technology to become outdated or lose half of its utility, primarily due to advancements in the sector or evolving consumer behaviors. This concept significantly impacts decisions about investing in, developing, or integrating new Martech solutions. Martech encompasses various solutions, from customer relationship management (CRM) systems to analytics platforms and digital advertising tools.
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