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How to select a long-term PR technology partner

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If you want to choose a PR technology partner that can stay with you for the long-term, it must not only meet your immediate needs but also respond well to future customer needs and anticipated industry shifts. That’s why it’s important to look at the product direction, or product roadmap, of your technology provider.

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Addressing the Working Class inequality gap in the creative industries

Stephen Waddington

Education and workplace practices are critical to change according to Creative Industries Policy & Evidence Centre. Social mobility in the Creative Economy: Rebuilding and levelling up? Social mobility in the Creative Economy: Rebuilding and levelling up? billion and 2.2 million jobs. This creates double disadvantage.

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The Future Of Conferences And Events: A PR Planner’s View

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

B2Bs and media outlets rely heavily on their own events and industry conferences as full-funnel engines of customer engagement, conversion, and retention. Yet savvy producers created compelling online conferences with the help of tech advances and good old-fashioned creativity. Virtual is more “real” than ever.

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PRSA Expert Express Talk : PR Expanded ( Global, Disruptive Tech, Big Data )

Deirdre Breakenridge

Here are the THREE big trends that communications professionals need to pay attention to closely, as they sharpen their skills to handle 21st century communications: Embracing Disruptive Technologies: Social, Mobile, Cloud, and Sensors. It’s not that you want to solely focus on the technology. The disruption is never-ending.

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Brains vs. Bots

Deirdre Breakenridge

We need to look beyond easy and recognize that no software application can supplant our own curiosity and creativity. I also wonder if there’s a tendency to over-complicate business processes or claim to adopt new technologies simply to look like we’re keeping up with the “times.” It’s daunting. work at Stanford.

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How AI Will Be a PR Pro’s Dream Come True

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She quoted Columbia University’s Professor of Mechanical Engineering Hod Lipson: “Data is the fuel and the algorithm is the engine.” Wendy provided a few wake-up stats for PR professionals about AI: 45% of paid activities could be automated by adapting currently demonstrated technologies. McKinsey & Company). $2

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Our Customers are Shaping the Future of Media Monitoring – Here’s How

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Technology is an increasingly important part of running a business today. The right technology stack is crucial across almost all aspects of operations. However, choosing that technology is not always easy. That’s because we invest heavily in research and engineering – and it shows. Customer Support.

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