Michael Brenner
Michael Brenner is the CEO of Marketing Insider Group, former Head of Strategy at NewsCred, and the former VP of Global Content Marketing at SAP. Michael is also the co-author of The Content Formula, a contributor to leading publications like The Economist, Inc Magazine, The Guardian, and Forbes and a frequent speaker at industry events covering topics such as marketing strategy, social business, content marketing, digital marketing, social media and personal branding. Follow Michael on Twitter (@BrennerMichael), LinkedIn, Facebook and Google+ and Subscribe to the Marketing Insider.
Is Small Data a Step Back, or are its Advocates on to Something?
Data has a habit of being staggering, mind blowing even. Writing for Forbes in January 2017, Gil Press discussed how more and more firms are tuning into the value of Big Data, but still...
Big Data Evolution: How Data Is Helping Us to Understand the History of the...
Where did we come from? What set of biological coincidences and accidents led us to this point; the point at which I am able to sit at a computer and write this for you?
Around...
Moneyball 2.0: Is Analytics the Future of Sporting Achievement?
For baseball fans, particularly baseball fans in the Oakland area of northern California, the name Billy Beane is a special one. Immortalized by a hit book, a motion picture feature, and a string of...
The New Business Intelligence Challenges we all Face
Business Intelligence provides the solution to so many problems, but it is not without its challenges. Here we explore some of the new challenges that businesses must face as they look to beef up...
Big Data and Nature: Keeping One Step Ahead of the Weather
In a list of the most influential phenomena in social and cultural history, the weather can stake a pretty good claim to a place near the top.
The weather touches almost every aspect of our...
Molding High Level Business Intelligence into Human Responses
A couple of years ago, if you'd asked someone to name their pet peeves for customer service or client support, automated responses would have been high on the list. These clumsy, cumbersome attempts at...
