Marketing Briefs
Gregory, Dr. James
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Culture and Brand Are Interconnected, Research from The Conference Board Finds
July 03 | Dr. James Gregory, Senior Fellow, The Conference Board | Comments (0)A strong culture of innovation can energize and enable a company’s innovation performance. In turn, continuous innovation keeps a brand relevant and refreshed during periods of intensifying competition and frequent market disruptions.
Holtz, Shel
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The Workplace Is Going to Change. Internal Communicators Will Help Facilitate It
August 29 | Shel Holtz, Senior Fellow, Marketing & Communications Center | Comments (0)Which professions are likely to survive the onslaught of artificial intelligence and other technological advancements? If internal communications wasn't in your answer, you need to realize what you're missing.
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The Demise of Local News is an Opportunity for a New Brand of Community Relations
June 26 | Shel Holtz, Senior Fellow, Marketing & Communications Center | Comments (0)Is the newspaper industry "toast," as Warren Buffet has said? Local news stands to suffer the most if so, given that it was the unique province of local newspapers. But that might present an opportunity for companies to take up the cause of local reporting.
Iams, Bryan
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Q&A with Bryan Iams: PPG’s “Colorful Communities” Exemplifies Focused Corporate Philanthropy
September 04 | Bryan Iams, Vice President, Corporate and Government Affairs, PPG | Comments (0)PPG is a global supplier of paints, coatings and specialty materials. Its signature community program, Colorful Communities, is a ten-year commitment to bring the company’s paint and brushes, passion, and colorful commitment to the entire PPG footprint. In this Q&A, Bryan Iams, PPG vice president of corporate communications, marketing, and government and community affairs, discusses the company’s highly focused approach to corporate philanthropy.
Janardhanan, Meenakshi
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Companies Cannot Afford to Lag Behind on Implementing AI
May 08 | Meenakshi Janardhanan, Research Associate, Marketing & Communications, The Conference Board | Comments (0)Key insights from our recent roundtable, What’s the Latest on AI in Communications?, held in partnership with Takeda Pharmaceuticals.
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Marketing Investments During Uncertain Times
February 29 | Meenakshi Janardhanan, Research Associate, Marketing & Communications, The Conference Board | Comments (0)Takeaways from a Marketing & Communications Center roundtable on marketing investments.
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Marketing & Comms Focus on Relevant Metrics & Productivity
January 24 | Meenakshi Janardhanan, Research Associate, Marketing & Communications, The Conference Board | Comments (0)8 key takeaways from our Marketing & Communications Center roundtable exploring the C-Suite Outlook 2024 survey results
Johnmar, Fard
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Could the Facebook Scandal Slow Down Digital Healthcare?
July 24 | Fard Johnmar, Senior Fellow, SNCR | Comments (0)If global health is being reshaped by technologies such as wearables, artificial intelligence and blockchain, then data—and lots of it—is fueling this transformation. But patient fears about privacy and misuse of data, potentially influenced by the Facebook data breach, threatens to slow the development and uptake of digital health innovations.
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Why the $700 Billion Blockchain-Fueled Cryptocurrency Market Matters to Health
January 03 | Fard Johnmar, Senior Fellow, SNCR | Comments (0)My first trend update of the year focuses on the fast-growing cryptocurrency market. As of today the market is worth more than $700 billion USD. The most famous cryptocurrency is, of course, Bitcoin, but there have always been others—and they are starting to gain prominence and (slowly) entering the world of health, medicine and wellness.
Kane, Allison
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The 2018 Fortune 500 Target Millennials and Seek Uncensored Expression
October 09 | Allison Kane, Graduate Assistant, University of Massachusetts Dartmouth Center for Marketing Research | Comments (0)Over the past three years, a rapidly increasing percentage of Fortune 500 companies have begun using Instagram to reach a younger audience adept at visual storytelling. Although LinkedIn, Facebook, and Twitter dominate in terms of active accounts among the Fortune 500, Instagram and fellow visual platform YouTube have moved quickly to occupy the rest of the top five. Companies need to be active on a range of social media technologies that includes visual platforms.