DMICON Set To Help Businesses Define Digital Marketing Strategy for 2018
Nov 22, 2017
Digital Marketing Innovation Conference (DMICON) is an actionable, tactical conference designed to help businesses of all scales define their 2018 digital marketing strategy and budget, based on the latest best practice information.
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia - November 22, 2017 /PRWIRE.asia/ —
Digital Marketing Innovation Conference DMICON is a digital marketing conference to be held on the 29-30th of November 2017 in Kuala Lumpur, and offers SMEs throughout the ASEAN the opportunity to define their digital marketing strategy and budget using the latest and best insights from industry heavyweights like Microsoft, Google, Axiata and more. The conference will use keynotes, seminars, panel discussions and question answer sessions to take deep dives into topics including omnichannel marketing, data and analytics, product research, category management, consumer experience, growth hacking and more.
The conference is designed to give bricks and mortar businesses all the information they need to begin a transition to an omnichannel strategy that utilizes the best aspects of both physical and digital marketing. The flagship approach is to create a unified experience that provides new routes to purchase, modelled on the reality of modern consumer behavior.
DMICON is targeted toward key decision makers and C-levels within companies from all industries, and will cover sixteen different tactical areas of digital marketing , including everything from social media marketing, to automation, to customer loyalty development, to copywriting optimization.
Keynote Speaker Jonathan Adams, Chief Marketing Officer, iCar Asia will be examining the complexity of the role CMO affected by the ever-changing operation and role convergence within the C-Suite and the company environment, critically shaping the vision and direction of the business in his talk on ‘Keeping Ahead of the Game: The Evolutionary Role of Marketing in the C-Suite’.
Emphasizing on the foundation of marketing processes, technology, skills, and organizational structures to dramatically improve on managing a customer’s lifecycle, Achim Granzen, Chief Technologist Analytics AMEA & ANZ, DXC Technology will be delivering on ‘Analytics enabled Customer Lifecycle Management’ to benefit businesses through leveraging analytics and big data.
Google Head Analytics & Platform Partnership SEA Pankaj Khushani will be sharing on techniques to successfully take advantage of today’s greatest asset and challenge to fuel business decisions and help drive incredible growth. ‘From Marketing to Data-Driven Marketing’ will provide insights on organizing teams around the customer, organizing and applying data to marketing strategies, and measuring the impact of media by making the customer the center of a company’s marketing strategy.
Touching one of the hottest topics of today, Appier Chief Revenue Officer Fabrizio Caruso’s ‘On The Cusp of Real Breakthrough in Digital Marketing: Artificial Intelligence’ discusses the unique phenomenon that is the complex path of consumer conversion triggered by Asia’s growing device ownership affected by the confluence of the rise of mobility and cloud computing. Marketers need to achieve true understanding of their customers, from identity to what is decisively relevant to them now and in the future.
DMICON has a vision to become the foremost thought leadership platform in the region, creating unmissable events that feature inspiring speakers sharing their first-hand expertise with delegates. As such, they have gone above and beyond to make this first event as impactful as possible.
A spokesperson for DMICON explained, “When we spoke with SMEs and ASEAN businesses, they absolutely knew how to run their business in every area, except digital marketing. This new frontier has caught many off guard. Because it is so competitive, disruptive, and rapidly evolving, a slow response is as bad as no response, and this can threaten bricks and mortar businesses’ survival. We believe passionately in the role these businesses play in developing the ASEAN economy, so we wanted to create an event that would give decision makers all the tools, knowledge and networking they could need to make their 2018 digital marketing strategy a success.”
For those who are interested for the Digital Marketing Innovation Conference (DMICON), please refer to the below on event details:
Dates: 29-30 November 2017 (Wednesday & Thursday)
Time: 9am – 5pm
Venue: Grand Millennium Kuala Lumpur
Limited tickets available here: https://event.wma.my/dmicon/
About DMICON: Digital Marketing Innovation Conference (DMICON) is a business conference held on the 29-30 November 2017. The emphasis will be on Innovation, Leadership & Strategy, featuring Key Strategic Thinkers representing the region’s biggest brands, influencers, industry disruptors, and business change agents across all industries, from Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Philippines, Sri Lanka, Hong Kong, Shanghai and more. For the latest, please visit: www.talentcap.com/dmicon
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