Conference Summary
Summarizes the proceedings of "Marketing on the Move: Understanding the Impact of Mobile on Consumer Behavior" cosponsored with Wharton Customer Analytics Initiative, on February 27-28, 2012, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
This conference featured presentations from practitioners pioneering the field of mobile customer analytics, as well as research findings from faculty researchers measuring the impact of mobile on traditional media consumption, exploring the relationship between customer location and promotion effectiveness, using mobile platforms as a tool for studying social networks, and inventing new methods to protect mobile user privacy.
Contents Mobility in its Strategic Context
The Mobile Marketing Industry Panel
Moderator: John Deighton, Harvard Business School and MSI
Panelists: Maria Mandel Dunsche, AT&TAdWorks; Tim Reis, Google; and Fareena Sultan, Northeastern University
Mobile Marketing Analytic Panel
Moderator: John Deighton, Harvard Business School and MSI
Panelists: Peter Farago, Flurry; Greg Dowling, Semphonic
What is the Value of Physical Distance on the Mobile Internet?
Martin Spann, LMU Munich
The Hidden Dangers of Using Aggregate Data to Develop Mobile Marketing
Strategies to Reach Consumers
Rafael Alcaraz, Ph.D., The Hershey Company
Assessing the Effectiveness of Mobile Phone Promotions
Peter Danaher, Monash University
Geo-Social Targeting for Privacy-Friendly Mobile Advertising
David Martens, University of Antwerp
The Intersection of Mobile & Gaming: Now Everyone's a Gamer
Matt Spiegel, Tap.me
Mobile Marketing: The Persuasive Impact of Real-Time Reviews
Sam Ransbotham, Boston College
Embracing the Mobile Consumer
Josh Palau, Comcast Cable
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