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Human-Driven Experience: The Battle for Trust in the Digital Age

Human-Driven Experience: The Battle for Trust in the Digital Age

Current price: $39.95
Publication Date: October 10th, 2022
Publisher:
Wiley
ISBN:
9781119812982
Pages:
256
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Description

Explore the human side of the latest digital technologies and trends

In Human-Driven Experience: The Battle for Trust in a Digital Age, veteran digital strategist delivers a must-read exploration of how to capture the attention of consumers whose tolerance for inauthenticity is at an all-time low. In the book, you'll discover ways to harness the sometimes whiplash-inducing pace of change in the marketplace to accelerate innovation in your own organisation.

The author discusses the need for increased mobility between functional areas like information technology, digital and marketing and how privacy and security must become essential components of your brand's promise to consumers. You'll also find:

  • Strategies for creating end-to-end digital experiences that hit home with consumers
  • Techniques for rising above the ever-loudening din of inauthentic advertising and marketing that has made consumers increasingly sceptical of new and established brands
  • Incisive discussions of how data is becoming ever more targeted, identifiable and real-time - and what to do about it

Perfect for executives, managers and other business leaders, Human-Driven Experience is also a can't-miss resource for marketing, digital and IT professionals looking for ways to make sense of a consumer landscape that's been turned upside down by digital technologies.

About the Author

ROBERT HARLES is responsible for developing Accenture Song's offerings in social media and emerging channels around the world. He creates digital programs that drive measurable strategic impact for clients worldwide. He has extensive experience creating successful digital businesses in the areas of strategy, digital design and marketing, social media and emerging channels.