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2017 CMO Survey

This biannual report provides an in-depth examination of both examination of strategy and sentiment across the marketing industry. The report is a joint venture between Deloitte, the American Marketing Association, and Duke University’s Fuqua School of Business. Compiled from the survey responses of 2,813 marketers at top companies, the 2017 CMO Survey examines nearly every aspect of the current marketing landscape. This 80-page report can provide the essential, current data that every marketing professional may need to drive results for their company.

Here is just a small sampling of the invaluable data contained within the CMO Survey:

  • Why are domestic marketing budgets on the rise (up 3.2% since 2016). What does that mean for your brand? (Page 17)
  • Feel like your international marketing budgets have been slashed? You’re not alone. International spending is down by nearly 12%. (Page 18)
  • Think traditional marketing channels can’t compete with digital? Think again. Non-internet marketing spending on a serious upswing, and currently growing faster than digital. (Page 26)
  • What trends are driving marketing researchers and consultants to lose ground to internal expertise? Is it related to increased investment in marketing for B2B services? Why are customer retention rates falling, even as acquisition and brand value steadily improve? (Pages 32 & 33)
  • Why are customer retention rates falling, even as acquisition and brand value steadily improve? (Page 38)
  • Feel like social media spending is overhyped? You may be right. There’s a 9% discrepancy between actual and predicted social media budgets. (Page 44)
  • Is mobile really the next big thing? Marketers expect it to account for 11.6% of marketing budgets within three years, but are still skeptical about its contribution to overall performance. (Pages 52 & 54)
  • Why are so many marketers anticipating a 376% growth in marketing analytics spending over the next three years?

These insights, and many more, are available for download in the latest 2017 CMO Survey from Deloitte, now available for download by filling out the form to the right.

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Enterprise IT

2017 CMO Survey

This biannual report provides an in-depth examination of both examination of strategy and sentiment across the marketing industry. The report is a joint venture between Deloitte, the American Marketing Association, and Duke University’s Fuqua School of Business. Compiled from the survey responses of 2,813 marketers at top companies, the 2017 CMO Survey examines nearly every aspect of the current marketing landscape. This 80-page report can provide the essential, current data that every marketing professional may need to drive results for their company.

Here is just a small sampling of the invaluable data contained within the CMO Survey:

  • Why are domestic marketing budgets on the rise (up 3.2% since 2016). What does that mean for your brand? (Page 17)
  • Feel like your international marketing budgets have been slashed? You’re not alone. International spending is down by nearly 12%. (Page 18)
  • Think traditional marketing channels can’t compete with digital? Think again. Non-internet marketing spending on a serious upswing, and currently growing faster than digital. (Page 26)
  • What trends are driving marketing researchers and consultants to lose ground to internal expertise? Is it related to increased investment in marketing for B2B services? Why are customer retention rates falling, even as acquisition and brand value steadily improve? (Pages 32 & 33)
  • Why are customer retention rates falling, even as acquisition and brand value steadily improve? (Page 38)
  • Feel like social media spending is overhyped? You may be right. There’s a 9% discrepancy between actual and predicted social media budgets. (Page 44)
  • Is mobile really the next big thing? Marketers expect it to account for 11.6% of marketing budgets within three years, but are still skeptical about its contribution to overall performance. (Pages 52 & 54)
  • Why are so many marketers anticipating a 376% growth in marketing analytics spending over the next three years?

These insights, and many more, are available for download in the latest 2017 CMO Survey from Deloitte, now available for download by filling out the form to the right.

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8 Ways Legacy ERP Harms Businesses

The fact is that the world is innovating faster than ever, but ERP installations seem to stay frozen in time. It’s hard to believe that an outdated, five-year-old ERP system can be relevant to a business in a hyperactive world in which last year’s smartphone is passé and GoPro can explode from a start-up to $1 billion in annual revenue in just a few years and make an IPO with a valuation of close to $10 billion.

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The Buyers Guide to Financial Management Software

An integrated financial management system that brings together your order-to-cash and procure-to-pay processes provides you with great business visibility while allowing your staff to perform their jobs much quicker. An adaptable financial management s…

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What Are The Main Differences Between SMB Accounting Software and an ERP System?

As cloud-hosted, small business accounting apps have grown in scope, it’s become increasingly difficult to tell the difference between accounting software and ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) software. During growth, most companies typically realise that stringing together a set of separate apps gets very challenging regardless of the added integration capabilities the software may have. Whereas an ERP customised to a company’s exact processes can provide a simpler platform for many years of growth.

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What Are The Main Differences Between SMB Accounting Software and an ERP System?

As cloud-hosted, small business accounting apps have grown in scope, it’s become increasingly difficult to tell the difference between accounting software and ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) software. During growth, most companies typically realise that stringing together a set of separate apps gets very challenging regardless of the added integration capabilities the software may have. Whereas an ERP customised to a company’s exact processes can provide a simpler platform for many years of growth.

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8 Ways Legacy ERP Harms Businesses

The fact is that the world is innovating faster than ever, but ERP installations seem to stay frozen in time. It’s hard to believe that an outdated, five-year-old ERP system can be relevant to a business in a hyperactive world in which last year’s smartphone is passé and GoPro can explode from a start-up to $1 billion in annual revenue in just a few years and make an IPO with a valuation of close to $10 billion.

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8 Ways Legacy ERP Harms Businesses

The fact is that the world is innovating faster than ever, but ERP installations seem to stay frozen in time. It’s hard to believe that an outdated, five-year-old ERP system can be relevant to a business in a hyperactive world in which last year’s smartphone is passé and GoPro can explode from a start-up to $1 billion in annual revenue in just a few years and make an IPO with a valuation of close to $10 billion.

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What Are The Main Differences Between SMB Accounting Software and an ERP System?

As cloud-hosted, small business accounting apps have grown in scope, it’s become increasingly difficult to tell the difference between accounting software and ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) software. During growth, most companies typically realise that stringing together a set of separate apps gets very challenging regardless of the added integration capabilities the software may have. Whereas an ERP customised to a company’s exact processes can provide a simpler platform for many years of growth.

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