Week 10-Shifa Flashcards

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From data to action: How marketers can leverage AI Campbell et al. (2020). what are the nine components to strategic marketing?

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  1. Analyzing the current situation
  2. Understanding markets and customers
  3. Segmenting, targeting, and positioning
  4. Planning direction, objectives, and marketing support
  5. Developing product strategy
  6. Developing pricing strategy
  7. Developing channels and logistics strategy
  8. Developing marketing communications and influence strategy
  9. Planning metrics and implementation control
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what are different technologies that marketers are working with now?

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  1. VR
    travel, selling real estate
  2. Voice (Siri, Alexa)
    more organic way to communicate
  3. machine learning
    detects anomalies, real time analysis of large data
    sets, auto taggomg of images, etc
  4. chatbots
    apps use natural language processing (NLP)
    commonly used for customer service
  5. biometrics
    oura
    emtional tech (capturing pluse, sweat, temp etc)
  6. facial recognition
    eg. with the viewers permission, software uses the
    webcam to identify most postiive reactions
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what are the key functions of Facial Recognition Technology (FRT)

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  • ID verification
  • e KYC spoofing prevention (electronic, know your customer)
  • authorization
  • segmentation and analysis
  • health measure
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what is AI

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the use of computational machinery to emulate capabilties inherent in humans such as doing physical or mechanical tasks, thinking, and feeling

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5
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what is AI contribution value to marketing

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  • enhancing exisiting products and services
  • enhancing relationship with customers
  • creating new products and services
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what are the three types of AI

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  • mechanical AI
  • thinking AI
  • feeling AI
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what is mechanical AI

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  • for automating repetitive and routine tasks
  • eg remote sensing, classification - - algorithms. returns, FAQs, collection of data
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what is thinking AI

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  • for processing (unstructured) data to reach new conclusions or decisions
  • eg recognizing patterns through text mining, speech recognition, facial recognition
  • more in effect now
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what is feeling AI

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  • for two way interactions involving humans and or for analyzing human feelings and emotions
  • eg sentiment analysis, chatbot mimicking human speech, text to speech tech
  • not quite there yet
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what is AI’s role in marketing research

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  • data collection (mechanical AI)
  • market anaylsis (thinking AI)
  • customer understanding (feeling AI)
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what is AI’s role in marketing strategy

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  • segmentation (M AI)
  • targeting (T AI)
  • positioning (F AI)
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what is AI’s role in marketing action

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  • standarization (automation) (M AI)
  • personalization (T AI)
  • relationalization (F AI)
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how is product and brand using mechanical AI

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track and monitor product use

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how is product and brand using thinking AI

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brand tracking through text analysis; predictive analysis for trend spotting

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how is product and brand using feeling AI

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bots with the brand’s personality; ML to recommend offers based on our mood

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16
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how is customer service using M AI

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text based chatbots handling routine cases simultaneously

17
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how is customer service using T AI

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NLP chatbots adopt to customers voice (eg accents)

18
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how is customer service using F AI

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NLP chatbots analyze and respond yo customer emotion

19
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how is pricing using M AI

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Apple Pay, PayPal, square

20
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how is pricing using T AI

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price optimization

21
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how is pricing using F AI

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price negotations

22
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how is retail and frontline using M AI

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self checkout/in; robotic kiosks

23
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how is retail and frontline using T AI

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NLP personal shopping app

24
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how is retail and frontline using F AI

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customer greeting robot

25
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how is distribution, logistics, and delivery using M AI

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amazon prime air; self service

26
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how is distribution, logistics, and delivery using T AI

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predictive analytics for anticipatory shipping

27
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how is distribution, logistics, and delivery using F AI

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facial recognition to identify customers

28
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how is communications using M AI

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automated media scheduling, posting, bidding, updating

29
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how is communications using T AI

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AI writers; personalizaed campaigns based on analytical customer profiling

30
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how is communications using F AI

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idnetifying and working with SM influencers; emotion sensing from past message or conversational context

31
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what are the AI pros

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  • efficient
  • can provide a quick overview of a topic
  • has the potential to eliminate human error
  • reduce cost
  • can improve human decision making
  • understands high dimensional data
  • offers efficient data collection and analysis
  • improves human workflow
    -accessible
32
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what are the AI cons

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  • uncontrollable
  • can create bs
  • currently lacking emotion
  • unable to self-repair
  • could reduce the number and types of jobs for humans
    -requires humans to be creative and think out of the box
  • needs to be ‘checked’