How do you market your business to CIOs and other IT leaders in an age of perpetual digital disruption? With prospective customers drowning in messages, how do you cut through the noise?
Computing's new hub is designed to challenge conventional thinking and help give marketers the edge. We start with five sessions from the brand's successful recent Tech Marketing & Innovation Forum, staged in London on 14 June 2019, in which experts and entrepreneurs share their experiences and dispense advice on what works for them today.
Simone Broadhurst, awards guru and Events MD of Computing’s publisher Incisive Media, gives her view on what the future holds for awards programmes post-pandemic, including the 'Oscars of IT', the UK IT Industry Awards
Being separated from each other is no reason to put off celebrating
Content consumption, ABM and influencing prospects in a cookie-free world
The founders and CEOs of some of the world's fastest-growing and most exciting startups and scale-ups tell Computing about the moments when it all nearly came crashing down around their ears...
The demise of third-party data has closed the door on some marketing opportunities, but opened new ones
Andrew Hobbs, Head of Technology Content, Incisive Works, explains why a long-term content presence is vital to engaging IT decision makers
There was never a compelling reason to blend physical and digital audiences - but the pandemic has changed the conversation around hybrid events
Computing's editorial director Stuart Sumner chairs a panel of industry luminaries, giving insights on how to market to the industry's bosses. Panellists include: Jane Deal from The Law Society; Nick Ioannou from RG Partnership; and Terry Willis from...
James Foulkes, co-founder of Kingpin Communications, on what persuades CIOs and their teams to choose you
Lindsay Willott, founder of Customer Thermometer on how she has built a repeatable, scalable lead-generation model without spending a penny on marketing