IDG Contributor Network: Why IT and marketing need to work together

One thing systemically changing businesses of all stripes today is data. While it may seem that many companies have gotten their arms around the complicated data situation, it’s as clear as ever that is not the case. Although the marketing department is being tasked with providing a more enriched interaction between businesses and their respective customers, the reality is that they’re still orienting themselves to the problem and current solutions.

To help you better understand what marketing is dealing with and why the Information Technology (IT) department needs to help, let me set the scene for you. As noted in my previous post, cross-departmental collaboration is a keystone to delivering a modern, cost effective marketing strategy.

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HP’s Chromebook 13 Brings Premium Build To Google’s Low Cost Chrome For Work Platform

Chromebooks and Chrome OS with Google’s cloud services platform of apps, like its Docs, Sheets and Drive storage, continue to make inroads in the enterprise and other cost competitive markets like education. As a result, key computing OEMs like HP are continuing to flesh out Chromebook offerings that are more compelling with each iteration, especially considering their price points. HP took the wraps off their Chromebook 13 today, a machine that hits the sweet spot of the ultralight laptop market, with a svelte 2.86 pound brushed aluminum frame that measures just 12.9mm thick and a QHD+ display option at 3200X1800 resolution.


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