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Peter Kim

VP, Principal Analyst

Peter serves B2C marketing executives building AI-enabled marketing organizations that drive growth. He advises CMOs on operating models, talent structures, governance, and the changing relationship between marketing talent and technology. His research and guidance draw on decades of leadership experience spanning brands, agencies, commerce, data, and digital transformation.

Peter has been widely quoted on marketing in the press including The Economist, The New York Times, and The Wall Street Journal as well as on-air appearances on CNBC, CNN, and NPR and keynotes at Cannes Lions and SXSW.

How To Connect With Bloggers
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Trend Report
June 20th, 2008
8 min read

More individuals blog today than ever before. As Social Computing has matured, brands recognize the importance of connecting with this small but influential group of content creators. Adults and youth blog for different reasons, which marketers must recog

US Mobile Marketing: Easier Done Than Said
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Trend Report
April 10th, 2008
7 min read

Eighty-three percent of marketers believe that mobile marketing will grow in effectiveness over the next three years. But although US marketers see the channel's growth potential, a technical acronym soup and low levels of current adoption among many mobi

The Connected Agency
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Vision Report
February 8th, 2008
20 min read

Today's agencies fail to help marketers engage with consumers, who, as a result, are becoming less brand-loyal and more trusting of each other. To turn the tide, marketers will move to the Connected Agency — one that shifts: from making messages to nurtur

Mary Beth Kemp  
Top Social Computing Predictions For 2008
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Predictions Report
January 15th, 2008
6 min read

In the fast changing world of Social Computing, there's only one constant, that people will continue to connect with each other in new and different ways, causing upheavals in the way companies and institutions relate to them. To help chart the muddied wa

Charlene Li Jeremiah K. Owyang  

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