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COVID-19 Highlights how AI is Reimagining Collaboration
COVID-19 has forced many businesses to kick into high gear their digital transformation plans. What was originally planned as a years-long strategy was crammed into a period of just a few months this spring and summer. Providing innovative digital experiences became a...
WE ARE AI: How Knowledge AI Bridges Learning Gaps with KAIT
After launching our WE ARE AI campaign this year, March set out to find the most innovative aspiring AI company in our home bases of Boston or Atlanta. In the end Knowledge AI rose to the top! The company has already brought their technology, KAIT – which leverages...
The Future of Food Tech: Innovating the Supply Chain
3 Resilient Takeaways from Future Food-Tech From robots roving the aisles, to cashierless checkout, to the home delivery demand revolution – the grocery industry is transforming right before our eyes. But it’s not simply about the consumers’ in-store experience; there...
Three Things in Social Media Today – September 14, 2020
TikT-Oracle Oracle bought TikTok. Sort of. Not really. Parent company ByteDance turned down Microsoft’s offer making Oracle the winner. Or are they? This is a more complicated deal than expected because the sale is not a sale. Instead of a clear-cut ownership...
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[Podcast] Heather Gadonniex on Impact, Product Marketing, and Ethics in AI
Heather Gadonniex, VP of Marketing and Strategic Partnerships at Samasource, joins the show to talk about impact marketing, growth marketing, product marketing, and ethics in artificial intelligence.
Three Things in Social Media Today – August 18, 2020
Here are three things going on in the world of social media today – and why they matter. Talking TikTok buyers and fight against misinformation and Facebook’s foray into healthcare and AI.
In the Pod: Announcing Podcasting-as-a-Service for tech brands that want to be heard
In the Pod from March Communications is an easy and flexible way for your B2B or consumer tech brand to launch a business podcast.
Three Things in Social Media Today – August 10, 2020
Here are three things going on in the world of social media today – and why they matter. Talking Twitch, Voice Tweets and TikTok Creators Fund.
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[Podcast] ‘Girl Decoded’ on Humanity, Diversity and Opportunities in Tech
We discuss Girl Decoded, the new memoir from Affectiva CEO and founder Rana el Kaliouby, which covers AI ethics and diversity in tech.
Three Things in Social Media Today – August 5, 2020
Here are three things going on in the world of social media today – and why they matter. Talking Facebook, Instagram Reels and fake news.
How We Use Graphic Design to Facilitate Fast and Easy Content Creation
A client came to us with a design request, product brief and whitepaper templates were driving product managers and writers up the wall.
CES 2021 Goes Virtual: 3 Ways to Rethink PR, Social Media and Content for Digital Events
You can still make the most out of a virtual event by planning PR, social media and content activities to make an impact at CES 2021.
We Are AI: How Insurtech Layr is Using Artificial Intelligence to build #BetterBusinessInsurance
Layr, recently named to Atlanta Inno’s 20 Startups to Watch in 2020 list, answers questions about the impact and future of artificial intelligence.
Now’s the Time for AI Adopters to Start Thinking Bigger
Recent Deloitte survey found AI adoption among organizations is moving fast, but that companies are utilizing AI in similar way, risking competitve edge.
The Hottest Piece of At-Home Gym Equipment: A Mirror
Hyper-luxe fitness brand Lululemon dumped a cool $500 million to acquire MIRROR, taking a bet that consumers will continue to exercise from home.