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Happy 2024!
Once you're back to work, do check out our content library on our new website (databeats.community).
We won't be posting much here but if you'd like to stay apprised, make sure to follow @iCanAutomate (the databeats founder – yes that's me).
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“Contextless data collection will lead to bad outcomes and frustration. When there's context, you can build a robust data foundation and turn that into growth.” — @iCanAutomate of @databeatsnow
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The skill gap between the two is diminishing – data engineering is moving closer to software engineering.
But despite the overlap in their technical skills, data engineers tend to better understand the data needs of growth teams as they operate right in the middle.
Software engineers and data engineers don’t speak the same language, do they?
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Here's our CDP series to help you understand the market landscape and determine the right solution for your org: databeats.community/series/u…
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The GDG Book [WIP Version] is now live!
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Get the book (for an intro price of $49): buy.databeats.community/prod…
The WIP version of the Good Data To Growth Book will be available in a few hours – if you've derived value from our work, you're sure to enjoy the book experience! 🥁
The GDG Pyramid is ready for prime time, are you?
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Okay, when's the last time you got rid of data that wasn't serving your or?
In our latest episode, @siobhansolberg talks to @iCanAutomate about data minimization.
👀You can check out our free newsletter databeats.community/ for the whole interview
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We're starting June with a bang!
If you're already subscribed to our ✨ free ✨ newsletter, then you already know what we're talking about.
We're running an audience survey to get to know you better and to make our community more valuable for all our members.
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And the kicker? 2 lucky people get an hour with @iCanAutomate to talk about data, marketing, music and everything in between.
We've got one slot left for the last respondent 🏃🏻💨
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ℹ︎ This survey is anonymous and asks no PII unless you’d like to enter the giveaway for which we’d need your LinkedIn profile (to get in touch if you win)!
If you haven't checked us out yet, we're at databeats.community/
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How do customers with complex identity resolution use cases typically approach that problem? 🤨
Here's what Boris Jabes had to say ⬇️
And if you'd like to know more, check out our ✨free ✨ newsletter databeats.community
🥁 The best companies out there are transparent with their end users as to how they're collecting and how they plan to use data 🥁
On our latest episode of The databeats show, we talked to Kevin Niparko about an aspect of CDP that often flies under the radar – privacy.
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He also added:
1️⃣ I think folks often feel this false trade-off between personalization and privacy. Either you can drive personalized experiences or you can be privacy compliant, but we think that's a false dichotomy.
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2️⃣We have learned from Netflix recommendations or the Amazon homepage, that data and privacy are not necessarily at odds.
To read more about the #data and #privacy, check out our free newsletter databeats.community
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It's so easy to forget that not everyone knows what a CDP is, especially if you're as deep into it as we are.
On this week's episode @n2parko gives us a quick overview in the form of an analogy for those who’re trying to wrap their heads around CDPs.
This has gone on for wayy too long. Let's beat the gap for good.
Watch as Arpit Choudhury (@iCanAutomate) and Glenn Vanderlinden prep to douse the fire that is Composable vs Packaged CDP in a rapid fire session 🧯
See you there!
It's time to end the CDP battle.
It's been going on for over a year and nobody is winning. In fact, the entire freakin' industry is confused – from CDP prospects and buyers to the folks selling them – everybody is confused, frustrated too.
and accurate data collection, and most importantly, fulfilling data subject requests (DSRs) – not just to stay compliant but to build audience trust and offer privacy-friendly personalization across the audience lifecycle.





