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Author Daniel Rasmus said, "There is very little generic thought leadership that is
useful." In B2B, thought leadership must be able to help buyers gain insightful ideas
that will make it easier for them to do their specific job. Defining your target is the first
of many steps in using thought leadership in your B2B marketing campaign.
https://www.artillerymarketing.com/blog/bid/174980/How-Thought-Leadership-Can-Help-B2B-Companies-Avoid-The-RFP-Process
#ThoughtLeadership
Thought Leadership
social selling
Gone are the days when you reach for the phone to blind call a client and hope to
close a sale. Today the way to attract and engage prospective B2B clients is to reach
http://www.business2community.com/b2b-marketing/5-reasons-b2b-firms-invest-social-media-#u3HzyYLtE1oYMpBa.97
out with personalised content via social media. #SocialMediaMarketing.
Thought Leadership
social media marketing B2B
http://www.oktopost.com/blog/social-media-b2b-marketing/
B2B buyers' purchase decisions are affected by their experience during the buying
journey, hence, it's important for B2B marketers to cultivate interactions in social media
and make the buyer's experience more meaningful. To do this, marketers must balance
social interaction with thought leadership content that shows they have a deep
understanding of their buyer's issues and are willing to help. #ThoughtLeadership
#B2BSocialMediaMarketing
Thought Leadership
social media marketing B2B
http://www.businessmirror.com.ph/where-business-to-business-sales-start/
While both B2B social media and social selling strategies involve creating content for
your audiences, the former focuses on increasing brand awareness to a majority of
your prospects. The latter, however, focuses on building one-to-one relationships with
your buyers through engagement, interaction and communication. #B2BSocialSelling
Social Selling
Social selling
Social Selling
Social selling
B2B professionals must have the right mix of social selling strategies in order to get the
most out of it. Flooding our networks with too much content, albeit useful, may back-fire
and cause leads to lose interest. On the other hand, too little social activity could
translate to inefficiency and low credibility. #SocialSelling
social Selling
Social selling
Great B2B marketers know that they aren't in the business of selling their product;
rather, they are in the business of building strong relationships with their clients.
Through social selling marketers can show they understand their client's interests
which leads deeper engagement. This in turn leads clients to value your business
http://www.bizjournals.com/phoenix/news/2016/10/27/improve-customer-retention-by-creating-an.html
more.
http://www.smartcompany.com.au/marketing/sales/77528-social-selling-work/
More companies are expected to integrate AI into their cyber security solutions to
http://blog.deepinstinct.com/2016/12/26/6-key-cybersecurity-trends-we-expect-to-see-in-2017/
improve threat detection and prevention in 2017. #CyberSecurity
AI
cybersecurity
Ford states, that their participation in a program aimed at increasing the number of
autistic employees was a success and that neurodiversity in the workplace has brought
in a new kind of energy that quickly spread to other employees.
http://www.crainsdetroit.com/article/-/NEWS/-/ford-others-step-up-autism-hiring-program
#AutismInTheWorkplace
autism in the workplace
neurodiversity
Our ability to anticipate an attacker's next move is just as crucial as any threat defence
system we put in place. This is where AI becomes critical, as it constantly learns
patterns of behaviour to note any deviation from normal. AI proactively prevents
http://venturebeat.com/2016/12/27/ai-and-cybersecurity-will-be-more-important-than-ever-in-2017/
attacks, rather than reacts to it. #AI #Cybersecurity
cybersecurity
AI
https://www.oreilly.com/ideas/4-trends-in-security-data-science-for-2017
Threat intelligence feeds have always been used by security analysts to monitor
specific events at a specific point in time; however, with the advent of big data, it
becomes nearly impossible to scrutinise each anomaly in real time. Hence, the
behavioural analysis capability of machine learning systems becomes crucial in
detecting, as well as, preventing threats. #MachineLearning
https://www.entrepreneur.com/article/245111
When leaders are encouraged and rewarded for being their authentic selves, they are
more likely to create real business value for their organisation. This means that when
people are free to be who and what they are in the workplace, they become inspired to
work harder and be more productive, helping the company's overall business
performance. #AuthenticLeadership
authentic leadership
threat intelligence
AI
2016 showed positive, tangible changes for women in tech, but we're not quite there
yet. Only 25% of women make it to senior management positions despite 62% of
women seeking these roles. To change this, experts suggest giving women mentors to
https://techdayhq.com/community/articles/was-2016-the-breakthrough-year-for-women-in-tech
increase their visibility and confidence. #WomenInTech
women in tech
women in tec
Homaira Kabir says this about leadership; it starts in learning to lead the self.
Obviously, leadership involves a lot of time and effort, but being constantly aware of
our strengths and weaknesses, learning to accept our limitations and having a wide
latitude of compassion empowers us to motivate others, and encourage their own
https://www.forbes.com/sites/womensmedia/2016/12/12/how-far-should-we-go-in-building-leadership-qualities/#4ee3d9a27c6f
professional growth. #AuthenticLeadership
authentic leadership
authentic leadership
IBM's integration of hybrid cloud and flash solutions addresses the rigidity of data
management for businesses. Because of this, businesses will have more control over
their data and be able to use it where it is most valuable. #CognitiveComputing
http://www.scientificcomputing.com/news/2016/11/ibm-launches-hybrid-cloud-all-flash-storage-solutions
#HybridCloud
IBM
IBM
Cognitive computing technologies, such as IBM's Watson for Oncology, has been
helping doctors in fast and accurate diagnosis and proper treatment of cancer patients.
Given the shortage of medical specialists in some parts of the world, having cognitive
computing technologies in hospitals and healthcare facilities becomes truly lifehttps://www.forbes.com/sites/janakirammsv/2017/01/03/how-ibm-and-microsoft-are-disrupting-the-healthcare-industry-with-cognitive-computing/#376535e61a92
changing. #CognitiveComputing #Healthcaree
Cognitive
cognitive computing
For 2017, experts predict cognitive solutions delivered through cloud technologies will
continue to drive digital disruption and transform the current landscape, affecting areas
https://www.forbes.com/sites/ibm/2017/01/03/learn-about-the-top-five-trends-to-watch-in-cloud-computing-during-2017/#4e9659ee5a16
in finance, healthcare, education, security and many more. #CognitiveComputing
cognitive computing
cognitive computing