October 2026
Beginner
248 pages
7h 10m
English
Let’s start with a scenario: a marketing director at a mid-sized consumer electronics company recently made a startling discovery. During a routine budget review, she found her organization was paying for 47 different marketing technology tools. The shocking part wasn’t the number itself, but what came next. When she assembled her team to map out how each tool was being used, they could only account for about 30 percent of the functionality across all platforms. Even more concerning, the customer data was still siloed at a few platforms, while three different departments were paying for essentially the same customer data enrichment service; none aware of the ...
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