Tag Archives: operations

129: Re: Why Martech is Actually for Engineers

Homegrown tools aren’t appealing to marketers, they’re hard to scale, most have a shitty UI and it’s not a recognisable martech tool you can add to your resume. Homegrown martech tools are even less appealing to engineers, they can’t stand the chaos of marketing. We’ll always need for cross-functional translators, disproving the claim that martech is actually only for engineers.More

128: Vish Gupta: Why simplification should come before automation if you want to avoid a Frankenstack

We touch on the pitfalls of Frankenstein stacks and the perks of self-service martech. Vish explains why martech isn’t just for engineers and highlights the efficiency of customized Asana intake forms. We also tackle the dangers of over-specialization for senior leaders. Additionally, we explore the intersection of martech and large language models (LLMs), providing insights on how to stay ahead in the evolving landscape.More

126: Michael Rumiantsau: AI’s role in democratizing data narratives for marketers

Michael’s on a mission to make data insights accessible and useful for everyone, not just experts, by leveraging AI to provide tailored, easy-to-understand insights that boost decision-making. This episode unpacks the future of Business Intelligence, automating insights with LLMs, and the importance of anomaly detection. Michael also discusses how proprietary data gives companies a competitive edge in the AI market.More

117: Julz James: Automation inception, teaching martech and unraveling intent data

Automation Inception. Layered dreams of efficiency. Meet Dr. Julz James. She’s using martech to automate the process of automation itself at 6sense. She’s creating a system that can independently initiate and manage its own set of tasks without human intervention. She’s a MOps leader at 6sense, a part time Marketing Professor, and she’s also a tattoo and piercing studio owner.More