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What is an influencer, what is influence? How can that be harnessed and why should it matter anyway? Here are some answers

What is an influencer, what is influence? How can that be harnessed and why should it matter anyway? Here are some answers
If CMOs are going to be charged with getting their organisations into fit shape for the digital economy, they're going to need help - and that help will come in part from the traditional services and business consulting organisations.
Burger King upped its online presence when it took to Twitter to promo its Satisfries with a supposed name change. Rival McDonald's meanwhile is upping the digital ante with its first Chief Digital Officer. It's a fight to the finish.
Jon's cheeky end-of-weekly on which articles hit (or didn’t) on diginomica and beyond - for the week ending October 4, 2013.
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Microsoft charges extra to add the security of multifactor authentication to Azure. Even banks give this for free, cloud vendors should too
The phenomenon of belief based political stupidity now has an explanation. The question is whether it is avoidable and if so, then how and what lessons are there for business?
Rather a lot when it comes to the question of omni channel distribution and the infusion of fresh ideas into the distribution mechanisms.
In prior pieces, I laid out an agenda for B2B content marketing and poked some holes in failed tactics. It's time for a closer look at what actually works, starting with enterprise video.
SAP partners don't always have a smooth ride. Here's one example where the partner feels let down.