This year we brought an extra element of fun to our Future of Digital Marketing event by broadcasting a talk on Periscope.
However, this was a decision made less than 24 hours before the talk was scheduled to happen.
Atom Bank is the UK’s first bank designed for digital and optimised for mobile.
Lisa Wood, CMO, is speaking at Econsultancy’s excellent Future of Digital Marketing conference next month.
We caught up with her for a preview, picking her brain on the merits of a branchless and legacy-free, online bank.
Dominic Collins knows a thing or two about the power of new technology.
And the good news is he’s one of the speakers at this year’s Future of Digital Marketing event, where he’ll be giving an insight into why marketers need to care about virtual reality.
Trends and prediction articles are always popular on the Econsultancy blog as people love to know what’s around the corner.
Unfortunately in the fast-moving world of digital marketing it’s difficult to predict how things will evolve with any degree of certainty.
So rather than reveal any of my own ill-informed forecasts, we decided to canvas the expert speakers from our Future of Digital Marketing event.
Last week was Econsultancy’s Future of Digital Marketing event. It is the tenth year we have run it. A whole decade of digital futures that we can now look back on.
Trawling back through the archives of presentations and topics what can we observe?
How should we be thinking about UX and interface design? What makes for great experiences?
Golden Krishna is a senior UX Designer at Zappos Labs, and is author of ‘The best interface is no interface’.
Ahead of his keynote at tomorrow’s Future of Digital Marketing conference in London, I asked Golden about the problems with screen-based thinking…
William Higham is a Consumer Futurist, speaker and author. He is also CEO of forecasting and strategy consultancy The Next Big Thing.
He will be delivering the afternoon keynote at this week’s Future of Digital Marketing conference looking at Digital Marketing and the Next Generation.
I caught up with William today to talk about the future of digital marketing.
Andy Hobsbawm is an entrepreneur, writer, one of Wired’s top 100 digital influencers and founder and CMO of Internet of Things smart products platform EVRYTHNG.
He will also be speaking at this week’s Future of Digital Marketing conference, along with many other innovative digital thinkers.
On June 11 we’ll be celebrating the tenth anniversary of our Future of Digital Marketing (FODM) conference.
It’s always a fascinating event that brings together top industry experts who do some futuregazing to try and shine some light on how digital marketing will evolve in the future.
Given the sheer size of China’s economy and the all-encompassing power of its communist government, it’s easy to think of it as a place where speed and innovation might be stifled.
However the very opposite is true according to Ogilvy & Mather’s head of digital in APAC Barney Loehnis, who gave one of the keynote talks at Econsultancy’s Future of Digital Marketing event.
Loehnis who has been working in Asia for eight years, describes the working environment as “brutal”.
Every business wants to be seen as innovative, as leading the market with new ideas and practices that help increase KPIs, but actually implementing a spirit of change can be a real challenge.
Last month we hosted our Future of Digital Marketing (FODM) conference in London, and had a chance to ask some of our speakers which obstacles businesses faced, and how they might overcome them.
Last month’s Future of Digital Marketing event was rounded off with presentations looking at new innovations and future trends in digital.
Here are five of those presentations, looking at the future of mobile, social video and more…