1. Introduction Econsultancy has been conducting research into digital marketing resourcing and structures for almost 10 years. This report is the fourth iteration of this research and represents a major update on the 2015 Digital Marketing: Organisational Structures and Resourcing Best Practice Guide. There have been some fundamental shifts in approaches to resourcing since then […]
1. Introduction The question of how leadership is changing in a digitally empowered world is a consistent theme in subscriber feedback and the digital transformation work that Econsultancy does with clients. 2015 saw the publication of Econsultancy’s initial research and report into Effective Leadership in the Digital Age, which was designed to provide insight into […]
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March 26th, 2020 | 2pm GMT, 10am EDT
What does increasing digital maturity really mean for how organisations are structuring their digital marketing capability?
In both our 2013 report into Digital Marketing Resourcing, and now in our latest 2015 research, we have tracked the growing assimilation of digital into ‘business as usual’.
What does it mean to be a great leader in the digital age?
There can be little doubt that, with the challenges brought by the increasing impact of disruptive technologies, shifting competitive landscapes and consumer behaviours, organizational leadership is operating in a challenging, and rapidly evolving context.
Who was it who said that we tend to view what’s possible in the future through the lens of the past?
Are the demands of modern marketing creating a re-prioritisation in skills requirements?
Research conducted for Econsultancy’s new Skills of the Modern Marketer Report indicates that marketers are attributing more value than ever to so-called ‘softer skills’, alongside the more traditional vertical expertise that recruiters look for.
Achieving the right balance between building in-house capability and outsourcing is one of the defining questions of modern marketing.
Research conducted for Econsultancy’s new Best Practice Guide to Insourcing and Outsourcing indicates that this is an ever-shifting dynamic.
When combined with variations by sector and digital maturity, it means greater complexity for marketers and greater difficulty in establishing exactly what good looks like.
Companies’ content strategies are becoming ever more mature, according to research conducted for a new best practice guide.
Econsultancy’s new report into Digital Content Strategy highlights the growing importance of Content Strategy, not only as a capability within marketing organisations, but as an emerging discipline with its own associated specialist expertise.
So have we really reached the age of the Content Strategist?
