Podcasts about Mobify

Vik Kambli is a SaaS, digital media and eCommerce operator with 20+ years of experience. He provisions advisory services and capital to technology companies through Diaspora Ventures. Most recently, he was the Chief Marketing Officer at Clearly, a D2C division of EssilorLuxottica. Previously, Vik served on the Canadian executive team of Facebook/Instagram as Head of Western Canada, where he built the commercial business and team in the region. He led the retail, eCommerce, SaaS, FinTech, tourism, and education verticals during his tenure. Before Facebook, he led Strategy at Mobify and was VP of Marketing and Strategy at Monexa. In this episode, Vik explains two jobs that your marketing needs to do, why most startups die, and what marketing strategy the company should choose if it plans to expand into the North American market.

Salesforce's interest in the B.C. tech scene is showing no signs of slowing down. After acquiring startup Mobify and Vancouverite Stewart Butterfield's Slack in the past few years, the CRM giant has set its sights on Burnaby software firm Traction on Demand. Traction founder and CEO Greg Malpass joins BIV Today to discuss why now was the right time to sell his company. BIV's Tyler Orton hosts.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, I'm joined by Niamh Cunningham, Chief Operation Officer at Rival Technologies, a mobile-first market research platform that helps brands close the gap in understanding how people live their digital lives. Niamh is a product leader having previously worked in Product roles at SAP, Mobify, and Vision Critical.Together, we dive into the topic of gender imbalance at tech companies and discuss what inspired her to come to Vancouver, advice for women breaking into the industry, how she got into a leadership role, and a look at the difficulty of being a parent over the span of the pandemic. 

Ever wondered how successful entrepreneurs and professionals manage to pivot in times of massive uncertainty? And how do they broaden their horizons and gain some enriching experiences while they are at it?On today’s show, we interview Michael Rudzki, Application Sales Manager, Oracle who shares his thoughts on entrepreneurship, grit, and persistence. He shares with us his different work experiences, and reveals some of the most important lessons that he has learnt along the way.Michael is a second-generation immigrant with Polish lineage. After moving to Canada, Michael’s father and uncles ventured into real estate and construction. And this turned out to be Michael's first exposure to business as he eagerly lent a helping hand to the family business. When Michael came across the Student Works internship, he saw it as another opportunity to build his foundational base. Particularly, Michael learnt how to research new markets and discover hidden opportunities during his internship.Michael’s Student Works experience led him to his next business – a Service Master franchise. One of three partners, Michael built an extremely profitable commercial cleaning in Waterloo over the next three years.During this period, Michael got exposed to the technology industry while working on some projects in the start up hub in Vancouver. Inspired, he decided to pivot and get his MBA in his late twenties. This was certainly not an easy decision, and Michael shares how he eventually decided to put up with the short-term pain and income loss for potential long-term gains.Upon graduation, Michael worked in start-ups like Mobify and Procurify before working in some larger, established organizations like Egencia and Oracle.  While large organizations have greater resources at their disposal, Michael shares how working in the start-up space was an equally enriching experience that allowed him to greatly broaden his horizons.In November 2020, in the aftermath of the pandemic, Michael was laid off from Egencia (an Expedia company) barely three months after his marriage. Fortunately for him, an ex-colleague from Oracle reached out to him to offer the role of an Application Sales Manager.This show is loaded with some great nuggets guaranteed to inspire you forward.Enjoy!What You Will Learn In This ShowBiggest lessons learned after working in the startup spaceHow to successfully pivot in the times of massive uncertaintyWhat are some of the biggest benefits of working in larger, established organizations?How to research new market opportunitiesAnd so much more…ResourcesStudent Works Chris Thomson LinkedInChris’s Email

Ein überaus bemerkenswertes Jahr liegt (fast) hinter uns – Grund genug, um sich etwas Zeit zu nehmen und darüber zu sprechen, was wir denn in den letzten 12 Monaten erlebt, gesehen, gehört und gedacht haben. Hier einige der Themen, über die wir uns unterhalten haben: - Jobwechsel: Roman wechselt von commercetools zu Shopify - COVID-19: Wie die Pandemie seit März unsere Branche fest im Griff hat - Die Forrester Wave B2C Commerce Suites 2020 mit commercetools als Leader - Messen und Konferenzen werden reihenweise abgesagt oder zu digitalen Veranstaltungen „ge-pivoted“, wie etwa die K5 zu K5.tv - Shopify stellt auf seiner digitalen Reunite-Konferenz neue Produkte und Dienste vor - Shopware stellt während seines virtuellen Community-Day sein Cloud-Angebot vor - Wirecard meldet Insolvenz an - Der Support für Magento 1 läuft aus - Der Gartner Magic Quadrant for Digital Commerce 2020 wird veröffentlicht, erstmals mit Spryker und Shopware - Verschiedene Übernahmen und VC-Runden, etwa bei Moltin, Newstore, Mobify und Spryker Wir wünschen euch einen guten Rutsch, wir hören und sehen uns dann im Januar wieder!

Igor is the co-founder of Mobify, the leading mobile web platform provider, powering hundreds of millions of mobile pageviews for its e-commerce and publisher customers around the world. Founded in Vancouver in 2007, Mobify has been focused on helping businesses adapt to the fast-changing digital and mobile world.

In this week's episode of Analytics Neat we provide updates on the TikTok saga, discuss several other acquisitions, rant about poor CX, and discuss data management on the Undercard. For the Main Event, we take a look at the CNAME DNS trick for 3rd party solutions and the impact of Apple ITP and others. All this and more in this week's episode of Analytics Neat. Thanks for listening! iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/analytics-neat/id1350608276?mt=2 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2DIz7pDt5IYA2VJ86LbaK3 Google Play: https://play.google.com/music/m/Iaeur7hjizv7s654nbcsfgtxsmq?t=Analytics_Neat Continue the conversation on Twitter with #AnalyticsNeat https://twitter.com/BillBruno https://twitter.com/AnalyticsNeat Visit BillBruno.com

In der heutigen Episode sprechen Daniel Höhnke und Tim Schestag über die Übernahme von Mobify durch Salesforce. Mobify ist ein Technologieanbieter zur Erstellung von PWA's, was sich Salesforce wohl nun exklusiv ins Haus geholt hat. Damit schreitet ein Trend immer weiter fort bei den E-Commerce Systemherstellern sich eine eigene Headless PWA Lösung an Bord zu holen (SAP = Spartacus, Magento. = PWA Studio, Shopware PWA, etc...). Außerdem ist die geplatzte Übernahme von Tiktok durch Microsoft und die ggf. daraus resultierende Partnerschaft mit Oracle ein Thema.

Heute sprechen wir über Saleforce und Mobify. In der letzten Woche wurde bekannt, dass sich der bekannte Cloud-CRM-Anbieter den Mobilspezialisten einverleibt. Mobify, ein kanadisches Unternehmen, dass eine Cloud-Lösung für das Bereitstellen mobiler Apps (a.k.a. Progressive Web Apps – was genau das ist, hatte ich hier vor einige Zeit aufgeschrieben) anbietet, soll dem Vernehmen nach in Zukunft das Frontend der Salesforce Commerce Cloud liefern. Shopsystem-Historiker werden sich erinnern: das ist das ehemalige Demandware, das also nach all den Jahren ein technisches Upgrade bekommt. Wie gut die Integration dann tatsächlich klappt, lässt sich schwer vorhersagen, Salesforce jedenfalls ergänzt sein Force.com-Portfolio um einen weiteren wichtigen, zukunftsträchtigen und gut vermarktbaren Baustein. Außerdem sprechen wir kurz über den German Accelerator, über die Unternehmen wie etwa Frontastic (zusammen mit Makaira so etwas wie das deutsche Mobify) die ersten Schritte im US-amerikanischen Market machen sollen.

Quer ficar atualizado sobre as últimas notícias e novidades do Ecossistema Salesforce? Não perca esta oportunidade e assista o programa de news da segunda semana de Setembro/2020. #salesforce #salescast #news ___ EN: Please, turn on both the automatic subtitles and translation provided by YouTube! Want to stay up to date on the latest news and updates from the Salesforce Ecosystem? Don't miss this opportunity and watch the news program for the 2nd week of September / 2020. ___ Salesforce compra Mobify: https://hwcol.com/2020/09/08/la-startup-de-comercio-electronico-mobify-sera-adquirida-por-salesforce/ Salesforce Certification Days: https://trailhead.salesforce.com/pt-BR/credentials/cert-days ___ Se inscreva, curta e compartilhe nossas redes sociais para não perder todas as novidades! Canal Salesforce Brasil: https://campsite.bio/canalsalesforcebrasil SalesCast Podcast: https://campsite.bio/salescast --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/podcastsalescast/message

Kris Hartvigsen is the CEO & Co-Founder of Dooly and a leader in the tech industry with over twenty years of experience. Before founding Dooly, he held senior consulting and management positions in sales for companies like Mobify and led Vision Critical as their EVP Sales from its early startup days to revenues in excess of $100 million. Show Links https://www.linkedin.com/in/krishartvigsen https://twitter.com/krishartvigsen

During this mini episode, You, Me, and Your Top Three host and CGS Advisors CEO, Gregg Garrett, speaks with Campbell Macdonald, the Founder and CEO of Proxxi. He speaks about rapidly pivoting his company to remain relevant during this pandemic, the process he underwent, and how he moved fast. Campbell also shares his thoughts on how to recognize capabilities that will let you excel versus those that will hold you back. About Campbell Macdonald Campbell is an entrepreneur and the CEO Proxxi, a smart sensor that senses and interprets electricity with software. Their first product, Proxxi Band, is targeted at electrical workers. It notifies the user by vibration when they get too close to an electric current. Currently, there are no connected, always-on devices to detect electricity for the 20 million US workers covered by an electrical safety plan Before Proxxi, Campbell co-founded Pathful , an artificial intelligence solution for enterprise marketing. After going through Techstars and raising VC from Foundry Group & Angel List, Pathful was acquired by Mobify in 2015. Previously he co-founded Parking Mobility in 2009, an early mobile-first, social enterprise targeted at disability community. Before setting out his own, he held senior management roles at BuildDirect, Home Depot and Canadian Pacific Railway. Campbell has an MA from Queen’s in game theory and economics. Show Highlights 0:41        No one has been here before – facing the global pandemic together. 1:44        Campbell Macdonald – Founder and CEO of Proxxi 4:30        Transitioning nascent capabilities to a secondary product/service. 7:52        The compressed process of pivoting during COVID-19. 12:22      “Who knows how many mistakes I’m actively making right now.” 14:06      Stay in touch with Proxxi! Additional Information Contact Campbell Macdonald: Campbell’s LinkedIn Contact Gregg Garrett: Gregg’s LinkedIn Gregg’s Twitter Gregg’s Bio Contact CGS Advisors: Website LinkedIn Twitter

In dieser Ausgabe der ShopTechTalks sprechen Martin Möllmann und Roman Zenner mit Jochen Krisch darüber, wie viel Tech-Standarisierung in Handel sein muss bzw. kann, welche Vorteile komponentenbasierte Modelle haben, welche Chancen es für neue Anbieter wie FRONTASTIC und Mobify gibt und schließlich – denn es ist Sommerzeit, es ist warm, da befindet sich die Formulierungsmaschine in Alliterationslaune – wie die "Frontend-Freaks" am besten mit den "Headless-Heinis" zusammenarbeiten.

Matthew is a seasoned growth-stage technology investor and career VC, having originated, managed and completed dozens of transactions. As General Partner at Plaza Ventures, Matt specializes in deal flow, investment transaction processing, ecosystem development, and investor relations. He sits on the board of numerous companies including MMB Networks, Q4, Mobify, CareGuide, as well as various accelerators and charities. Matthew is a Board Member of the Canadian Venture Capital Association, a member of the MaRS IAF Investment Committee, Co-Chair of the CIX Top 20 Awards Committee, and Mentor at Techstars Toronto Accelerator and Creative Destruction Lab. Matthew is also an Advisor at NEXT Canada, where he mentors young entrepreneurs in building their own ventures. He is a frequent public speaker and guest lecturer on tech start-ups and Venture Capital, as well as an active angel investor.

Lori Bush Shepard is the former VP of Corporate Marketing at Marketo & was also the VP of Marketing with Mobify. She successfully placed Marketo in the Gartner Leader Quadrant and achieved an 800% increase in global media coverage for Marketo. And as the Global VP of Marketing with Mobify she grew marketing's influence on the sales pipeline from 47% to 90% in a year. Today we'll learn: How your marketing story will set you apart in the enterprise market What a startup should look for in its first marketing executive How to align marketing & sales And the impact of working with industry analysts I'd like your feedback: What topics should we cover? Send me an email Did you like the episode? Rate it or submit a short review. Connect with me: On LinkedIn On Twitter @marcbitanga On Instagram @marcbitanga

In this episode, Dirk and Kelly talk to Drew Lau, VP Product at Mobify. Apart from mobile-first strategies in general, they talk about Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) as well as Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMPs) and discuss which business benefits brands and retailers can expect from using those technologies.

Kris Hartvigsen is the CEO & Co-Founder of Dooly and a leader in the tech industry with over twenty years of experience. Before founding Dooly, he held senior consulting and management positions in sales for companies like Mobify and led Vision Critical as their EVP Sales from its early startup days to revenues in excess of $100 million.

I attend Startup Hacks, an entrepreneurship business conference. Hear the stories of successful Real Founders and CEOs talk about their experience and provide authentic advice on how they built a successful brand and business. ORGANIZER Startup Academy https://www.startupacademybc.org/ SPEAKERS Igor Faletski, Mobify https://twitter.com/igor Milun Tesovic, Metrolyrics | Expa https://twitter.com/miluntesovic Wilson Lee, 720 Sweets https://twitter.com/720sweets Keith Ippel, https://twitter.com/keithippel MUSIC Be Happy by Dj Quads https://soundcloud.com/aka-dj-quads Almost Original by Jaokim Karud http://soundcloud.com/joakimkarud Great Days by Jaokim Karud http://soundcloud.com/joakimkarud My Heart by Jeff Kaale https://soundcloud.com/jeff-kaale TWITTER https://twitter.com/eventspodcast INSTAGRAM https://www.instagram.com/eventspodcast/ SOUNDCLOUD https://soundcloud.com/eventspodcast MEDIUM https://medium.com/@eventspodcast EMAIL eventspodcast(at)gmail.com

Igor Faletski is CEO and CoFounder of Mobify. He is passionate about making mobile commerce simpler, more effective and truly personal. Together with a fantastic team of engineers, designers, data scientists and marketers, I work on products and services Mobify customers rely on for all their mobile commerce needs. Today, Mobify is the #1 mobile commerce platform powering Beyond the Rack, Ann Taylor, Crocs, Thinkgeek, Starbucks, Petflow, British Telecom, Expedia, Garmin, Bosch, Siemens, Charles Tyrwhitt, Condé Nast and many more leading retailers around the world.

This week is light on events but heavy on discussions. Drew and James open the show with a chat about missing client information, some new tools they are using, and another cool job to plug. This is a special show with 2 simultaneous guests, Keir Miron and Eric Muyser.

Jason Smith is CEO and Co Founder of Klue a curated intelligence platform providing companies with a lens into their competitors world. He is a 20-year Internet entrepreneur with experience building enterprise focused technology companies Previously, Jason served as President of Vision Critical, helping grow the customer intelligence SaaS company from start-up to 500+ person market leader with 600+ enterprise clients including Staples, HP, BBC, Nestle and Conde Nast. Prior to Vision Critical, Jason was an active investor in ecommerce custom apparel company GAIA Ultimate, served as Vice President at Electronic Arts, and co-founded Columbus Group, a 100-person digital agency pioneer acquired by TELUS (NYSE: TU). Jason graduated with Honours in Marketing from UBC’s Sauder School of Business, is the recipient of Ernst and Young's Emerging Entrepreneur of the Year, BDC's Young Entrepreneur of the Year, Business in Vancouver's Top 40 under 40, is a founding board member of NewMedia BC, a past board member of the Vancouver Enterprise Forum, and served as an advisor to Mobify (mobile retail commerce), ContentDJ (content marketing & curation), CrowdEmotion (visual market research), Strutta (social engagement platform acquired by LX Ventures), and Garabaldi Capital (growth equity advisors). In 2012, Jason bought four around-the-world plane tickets and travelled through 13 countries with his wife and two daughters.

Boris Mann is Managing Partner at Human which improves & creates products through prototypes, business design, and interaction research. Boris is also Founding Partner at Full Stack, an angel stage investing fimr. He is an advisor for Mobify and PROXXI Industrial Wearables Inc.

Welcome to episode #262. On the show: You can't hide from racist tweets; Bfonics launches WiFi beacon; Mobify acquires Donde; UberMedia's LROI; Tyrers Department Store tests the Digital Clothing Rail; Aruba Networks launches Mobile Engagement 2.0; Domino's Easy Order button; Placemeter's new Sensor Technology; Soundpays launches their mobile wallet in Canada; Krispy Kreme connects with NCR for loyalty & location; Blue Bite partners with Rouge Media. Our special guest is Mikhail Damiani, co-founder of Blue Bite.

Welcome to episode #262. On the show: You can't hide from racist tweets; Bfonics launches WiFi beacon; Mobify acquires Donde; UberMedia's LROI; Tyrers Department Store tests the Digital Clothing Rail; Aruba Networks launches Mobile Engagement 2.0; Domino's Easy Order button; Placemeter's new Sensor Technology; Soundpays launches their mobile wallet in Canada; Krispy Kreme connects with NCR for loyalty & location; Blue Bite partners with Rouge Media. Our special guest is Mikhail Damiani, co-founder of Blue Bite.

Igor Fateski, CEO and Founder of Mobify.ME discusses his mobile web platform service, plus he talks about the upcoming mobile marketing trends to look forward to in 2010.