How Scotiabank Caught Up To Competitors In AI Use / RBDR

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January 10, 2022

Today on RBDR: An important case history involving one of Canada’s biggest banking institutions, Scotiabank, demonstrates how slow adoption of artificial intelligence can be overcome and bolster competitive marketplace position. (Link to this blog: https://sloanreview.mit.edu/article/catching-up-fast-by-driving-value-from-ai/)

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After 17 Years, No Unanimity on CDO Business Function / RBDR

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May 28, 2019

Today on RBDR: Seventeen years after the CDO — Chief Data Officer — was introduced, the role is commonplace in corporate America. However, the position has yet to spread its wings and there are few agreed-upon responsibilities assigned to those who occupy the CDO role.

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How to make LinkedIn more valuable. What focus groups are not for. (RBDR 8.3.2015)

Today: 1) Two esteemed academics suggest multiple ways that LinkedIn could make its data even more worthwhile for business and research purposes. 2) Focus groups have questionable value for brand choices and color, look and tagline because it is more important to think in terms of standing out on the shelf than consumer preferences.

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Storytelling not natural for Analysts. Open-End Responses: Fact vs Fiction (RBDR 2.18.2015)

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Today on RBDR: 1) Deloitte Analytics’ Tom Davenport takes on the issue of analysts needing to add storytelling to their repertoire – and their personal obstacles in accomplishing that. 2) Over 50% of marketers in a Leapfrog Marketing Institute study intend to move from channel- and marketing-focus to a true consumer focus. 3) Separating fact from fiction in the “open-end answer” research arena.

P&G’s 4 new mktg phrases. Survey supports Unilever lawsuit. MR thru Jelly. (RBDR 11.17.2014)

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Today on RBDR: 1) P&G Chairman & CEO A.G. Lafley introduces four new marketing phrases at an analysts conference. 2) Survey used to support Unilever mayonnaise lawsuit. 3) “Jelly” mobile app suggests ways it can assist market research. (RBDR’s original report on Jelly is here: http://youtu.be/o52hWruOptc) 4) Communispace founder & Chairman Diane Hessan was inducted into the first entrepreneurs hall of fame.