5 Disruptions Reshaping Marketing As We Know It

Most marketers still look at digital as a marketing channel. But digital is no longer just a website or mobile app. Nearly everything in the world is becoming connected and acquiring digital properties. The marketing world is in the middle of five major disruptions that are reshaping the industry. Microservices, artificial intelligence (AI), vertical competition…. these are just a few of the trends that are transforming the digital landscape, and changing how brands function internally as well as how they relate to their customers.
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