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July 5, 2006

The Marketing/IT Gulf Narrows

This is the third and final document in our "Marketing Technology Adoption 2006" series.

by Elana Anderson

with Jennifer Joseph, Sally M. Cohen


Executive Summary (This is a document excerpt)

We started tracking the relationship between marketing and IT in 2002. Since then, marketing's attitude toward IT has risen steadily. Today, 40% of marketers say their internal IT group is "very competent," and 43% say their relationship with IT is characterized by "strong communication and processes." Yet, more than half of marketers also say they want to limit IT involvement in their affairs. Marketing organizations that are most confident in their IT groups have dedicated support. What's more, the firms that most aggressively adopt technologies to enable their efforts have dedicated technology support in both the marketing and IT organizations.

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