Nearly every advertiser today understands the importance of cross-device tracking as it relates to delivering informed, seamless marketing and customer experiences. However, very few understand just how complicated and challenging.
Amsterdam-based cross-device vendor Screen6 released a tool that CEO David de Jong says can add cookies to cross-device graphs in real time before they have a chance to decay.
David de Jong, CEO of Screen6, was featured in fd.nl as one of the most promising entrepreneurs in the Netherlands under 35.
Screen6 is West coast bound in March for this year’s LiveRamp Summit, RampUp.
Screen6 is heading to Barcelona this year for Mobile World Congress!
Screen6 will be attending IAB’s Annual Leadership Meeting taking place in Palm Desert, CA on February 11-13, 2018.
ExchangeWire invites over 100 thought leaders from across the industry to share their views. Experts, including Screen6 CEO, David de Jong, predict what the industry will need to face in 2018.
Screen6’s article “Is A Consortium The Universal ID Solution?” by CSO, Keith Petri, was featured as the 2nd most popular article of 2017 on The MakeGood.
Keith Petri, CSO of Screen6, shares why marketers today need to think both in real-time and in 24-hour increments, reconsidering how often they review and manage data and their campaigns.
The challenge of cross-device for the ad industry is still not solved and it’s not easy. Keith Petri, CSO of Screen6, dives deeper into the issues facing identity management on MarTech Series.
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