Stories
WhatsApp: The giant is opening up to businesses
Finally, companies get official tools for the messenger. A look at the current and upcoming features.
China: Retail and e-commerce merging
While here in Germany the future of retail is still the subject of controversial discussion, things are already further ahead in China.
DMEXCO Blockchain Originals – a creARTive Challenge
Albrecht Behmel translates the DMEXCO motto into four paintings. Will one of the 15,000-euro originals be yours soon?
Artificial Intelligence: People must be the consciousness of the system
To use machine intelligence sensibly, companies have to think from the customer, says Melanie Cook.
China mutating into Silicon Dragon
Silicon Valley is considered the center of digitalization, but China is pushing hard to conquer the technology throne.
From sound logo to sound branding
What does a brand sound like? Voice-based assistants are making marketing strategists think about this more and more.
Social media automation that doesn’t bug you
Machines are better suited for some tasks than people — with one big exception.
How what3words wants to revolutionize the location search
The start-up has clustered the world into 3x3 meters. CMO Giles Rhys Jones explains how this will benefit companies.
The speaker highlights at DMEXCO 2018
A cornucopia of top speakers awaits visitors at DMEXCO 2018. On 18 stages, Minister of State Dorothee Bär, Moran Cerf (Kellogg School of Management), Alex Tze-Pin Cheng (Baidu), Philipp Schindler (Google), Telekom CEO Timotheus Höttges, Rus Yusupov (HQ Trivia), former Formula 1 world champion and investor Nico Rosberg, cyborg activist Moon Ribas, Pieter Haas (MediaSaturn), Nikki Mendonca (Accenture Interactive) and Debora Koyama (Mondelez), among others, will be delivering a wealth of inspiration and things to talk about. The full DMEXCO program with more than 550 speakers will be available from August 15 at www.dmexco.com/conference. This year, Louise Houghton will be presenting on the Congress Stage for the first time.
How Deutsche Bank benefits from new technologies
CMO Tim Alexander explains how marketing is evolving into a strategic corporate function.
