Passed into law on June 28, 2018, the CCPA protects personal information of California residents in their role as consumers. It applies to companies worldwide who do business in California or handle California residents’ data – making its impact far-reaching.

The CCPA reinforces the customer-centric relationship between businesses and consumers, providing consumers with new rights such as access, deletion and portability of personal information. It also includes disclosure requirements such as the “selling” of personal information and it imposes new penalties on companies, including statutory damages, in the event of security breaches.

In this newsletter, Tealium features the Gartner report, Market Guide for Customer Data Platforms for Marketing. We aim to identify obstacles caused by fragmented customer data silos & establish how CDPs can help data & analytical professionals at enterprise companies improve their first party data management. The recommendations come as the result of a yearlong study, in which Gartner analysts surveyed more than 400 martech end users and technology vendors, and collaborated with high-tier industry publications & reports for secondary research. Consequently, they offer comprehensive insight into CDPs available from a variety of vendors, and factors to consider when evaluating implementation.

In Autumn 2018, DataIQ in association with Tealium carried out a research project among consumers exploring their awareness of how personal information is being requested and used on web sites and apps they use, as well as what influences their attitudes during this data-value exchange. A digital survey tool serving questions into the programmatic ad space was used to reflect the data collection experience being examined.

To stay competitive in an increasingly digital world, businesses must become masters of data. By 2020, more than seven billion people & companies, and at least 35 million devices, will be wired to the web. Success now depends on not only keeping up with fast paced digital innovation, but also harnessing the continual data explosion it creates; and this will mean a sizeable shift in the way companies handle their insights.

With the growing importance of customer insights in organizations, the role of analytics to extract insight from customer data and embed it back into organizational processes is at the forefront of business transformation. This increased profile has elevated the customer insights role from data geeks feeding the marketing funnel to critical change agents and strategic business partners. It has also made it crucial for companies to have a coherent and consistently executed customer data strategy. In order to seize the opportunity presented by this shift in data’s role, companies must plot a deliberate strategic course — beginning with a clear-eyed assessment of their current capabilities and needs.

In this newsletter, Tealium features the Gartner report, Market Guide for Customer Data Platforms for Marketing. We aim to identify obstacles caused by fragmented customer data silos & establish how CDPs can help data & analytical professionals at enterprise companies improve their first party data management. The recommendations come as the result of a yearlong study, in which Gartner analysts surveyed more than 400 martech end users and technology vendors, and collaborated with high-tier industry publications & reports for secondary research. Consequently, they offer comprehensive insight into CDPs available from a variety of vendors, and factors to consider when evaluating implementation.

Passed into law on June 28, 2018, the CCPA protects personal information of California residents in their role as consumers. It applies to companies worldwide who do business in California or handle California residents’ data – making its impact far-reaching.

The CCPA reinforces the customer-centric relationship between businesses and consumers, providing consumers with new rights such as access, deletion and portability of personal information. It also includes disclosure requirements such as the “selling” of personal information and it imposes new penalties on companies, including statutory damages, in the event of security breaches.

Passed into law on June 28, 2018, the CCPA protects personal information of California residents in their role as consumers. It applies to companies worldwide who do business in California or handle California residents’ data – making its impact far-reaching.

The CCPA reinforces the customer-centric relationship between businesses and consumers, providing consumers with new rights such as access, deletion and portability of personal information. It also includes disclosure requirements such as the “selling” of personal information and it imposes new penalties on companies, including statutory damages, in the event of security breaches.

In Autumn 2018, DataIQ in association with Tealium carried out a research project among consumers exploring their awareness of how personal information is being requested and used on web sites and apps they use, as well as what influences their attitudes during this data-value exchange. A digital survey tool serving questions into the programmatic ad space was used to reflect the data collection experience being examined.

To stay competitive in an increasingly digital world, businesses must become masters of data. By 2020, more than seven billion people & companies, and at least 35 million devices, will be wired to the web. Success now depends on not only keeping up with fast paced digital innovation, but also harnessing the continual data explosion it creates; and this will mean a sizeable shift in the way companies handle their insights.

With the growing importance of customer insights in organizations, the role of analytics to extract insight from customer data and embed it back into organizational processes is at the forefront of business transformation. This increased profile has elevated the customer insights role from data geeks feeding the marketing funnel to critical change agents and strategic business partners. It has also made it crucial for companies to have a coherent and consistently executed customer data strategy. In order to seize the opportunity presented by this shift in data’s role, companies must plot a deliberate strategic course — beginning with a clear-eyed assessment of their current capabilities and needs.