NCDM 2008 (National Center for Database Marketing)
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Keeping your Marketing Database Healthy
Program Code:
114
Date:
Wednesday, December 10, 2008
Time:
8:00 AM to 9:15 AM
EST
SPEAKER
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"David Bernard is an industry recognized expert in database marketing, analytics, business strategy and business intelligence. Mr. Bernard brings more than 20 years experience helping Fortune 1000 companies make the best use of data and analytics to serve business objectives. He has led the development of DB Marketing Technologies intellectual property portfolio, including DBMT’s Rolling Multiple Cohort Methodology™, a cross-industry analytics approach to measuring customer behavior/value over time that delivers unprecedented accuracy and direction to marketers and DBMT’s PatientScape™ Methodology and Architecture which delivers unparalleled quality of insights for pharmaceutical executives using patient- and physician-level data. Mr. Bernard’s team works with companies to grow their profits and sales through the application of customer relationship management (CRM) and advanced analytics.
Mr. Bernard has built and managed several database marketing consulting businesses for marketing agencies within the True North, Omnicom and Interpublic companies."
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Description
"Have you ever had to restate numbers to senior management? Have you experienced more than two database marketing errors in the past 30 days? Does it take more than 24 hours to get basic business questions answered? If you answered "Yes" to any of these questions, you may be experiencing critical underlying problems with your database. This session is designed to arm marketers with the five critical requirements for effectively managing a marketing database. Learn proven management strategies for ensuring that the marketing database continually meets company needs, including identifying when and how to update your vendor choices.
You will learn:
• To identify problems in marketing databases before they become serious
• How to ensure your marketing databases meet business requirements over time
• How to know a vendor switch is needed and how to respond"