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Twilio CMO Chris Koehler said that marketing teams using AI have shortened account research and personalized content creation for a single campaign from more than two weeks to within a day. He also said the number of quarterly account-based marketing campaigns has increased from 3 to as many as 15. Koehler divides enterprise AI adoption into three stages: individual productivity, team collaboration, and end-to-end autonomy, and said Twilio is currently in the second stage. He also noted that brand consistency, data governance, and integration are the key issues, with only 8.4% of data leaders believing their data is ready for production-grade AI.
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Twilio CMO: We used AI to shrink two weeks of work into one day, and then the truly tedious work began
Twilio CMO Chris Koehler said that the marketing team's research and personalized content creation for a single customer used to take more than two weeks, but now takes less than a day, and quarterly account-based marketing campaigns increased from 3 to up to 15. He divided enterprise AI implementation into three stages: individual efficiency, team collaboration, and end-to-end autonomy, and said Twilio is currently in the second stage. He also pointed out that brand consistency, data governance, and integration are the key issues, with only 8.4% of data leaders believing their data is ready for production-grade AI.