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Tag Archives: marketing
J&J: CIOs must look at Brazil IT
Johnson & Johnson has been doing business with Brazilian IT companies since 2004. In this interview, the firm’s IT manager for global services, Nigel Storey, tells IT Decisions about his experience. ————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————- The testimonial that Johnson & Johnson (J&J) presented … Continue reading
Posted in Analysis, Comment, Interviews
Tagged brasil, brazil, campinas, CI&T, digital, english, fda, flexibility, global services, IT, ito, j&j, johnson & johnson, marketing, mobile, nigel storey, offshoring, outsourcing, São José dos Campos, ti, vendor, web
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Start the Week #15: words of management wisdom
Last week was a varied one. We had words of management wisdom from General Motors, whether or not English is required to work in IT in Brazil, and social media and transparency from the Gov2.0 conference, but we missed out on … Continue reading
Posted in Audio, Comment, Social Media
Tagged #BRgov2, agency, brasil, brazil, CIO, claudio martins, english, frank casale, gartner, general motors, gm, gov 2.0, kobayashi-hillary, marisol, mark hillary, marketing, open group, outsourcing institute, outsourcing.com, planin, portuguese, pr, São Paulo, social media, start the week, stw
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Most Brazilian firms invest in digital marketing
About 90% of Brazil-based businesses are using online tools to promote their products and services, according to research.
Posted in Economics, News, Social Media
Tagged email, facebook, marketing, mundo do marketing, orkut, seo, social media, tns reserach, twitter
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Interview: Directory publisher reinvents itself
Telelistas.net has radically moved away from its traditional print publishing business and shifted its business focus to the web. Chief executive James Tompkins tells IT Decisions about the firm’s change journey.
Posted in Analysis, Audio, Comment, Interviews
Tagged advertising, blackberry, cio interview, entrepreneur, google, iphone, marketing, mobile, print, publishing, simbian, telelistas.net, web
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Brazil IT remains under the radar
As a board member of Intellect, the trade association representing the British technology industry, Dr Richard Sykes is better placed than most to understand how to promote a national industry. As an IT industry veteran with experience including roles as … Continue reading
Posted in Analysis, Audio, Interviews
Tagged advisor, branding, brasil, brasscom, brazil, dr richard sykes, equaterra, ici, india, intellect, john higgins, marketing, morgan chambers, nasscom, offshoring, outsourcing, richard, sykes, trade, UK
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Brazil will lead in service and marketing innovation
Recent research from social media research firm Semiocast shows that Brazilians are now second only to the USA in their use of the micro-blogging service Twitter. The U.S. still top at the 1st place on Twitter in terms of accounts … Continue reading →