The Marketing & AI Podcast: The MAP
‘The Marketing and AI Podcast: 'The MAP’ will help marketers navigate the new World driven by Artificial Intelligence. We believe AI will liberate marketers from time-consuming drudgery, freeing us to focus on the inspirational strategic and creative work that matters.
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The 7 Communication Superpowers that AI Cannot Automate (opens the original)
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AI is accelerating the work. It cannot replace the human behind it. In this episode Hal Kimber speaks to Alan Boyer - a former CMO and senior marketing executive at AT&T, Coca-Cola, and Equifax, before crossing over to become an Educator - both as a management professor and curriculum architect Alan has recently been focussed on looking at how humans need to equip themselves for the AI era and is here to tell us about his new book “ The 7 Communication Superpowers That AI Cannot Automate — the #
From Pilot Pain to P&L Impact: The AI Transformation Playbook (opens the original)
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How can you take AI from pilot experimentation to lasting P&L impact? On this episode of The Marketing and AI Podcast , Hal Kimber and Nick Darby sit down with enterprise transformation specialist Scott Robertson to dismantle the industry hype and focus on what actually drives bottom-line P&L impact. Over his career, Scott has led transformation portfolios of up to £200m and, more importantly, delivered benefits scaling beyond £100m a year. Unlike many consultants in this space, he’s also held s
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