Caroline Dunn

Here are my top three observations from attending 34 of 39 home games within the past 2 seasons of GT Men’s Basketball.

I’m pleased to announce that I am starting a podcast to share my marketing insights and experiences.

2018 RetailLoco conference featured an all-star lineup of speakers from FourSquare, The Weather Company, Dunkin Donuts, CocaCola, Home Depot, Mizuno, GameStop, Charlotte Hornets, Hilton, and Mall of America. During this 2-day conference, marketers from North America converged to have honest conversations on successes and failures in Location Based Marketing from retail to quick serve restaurants, and big brands.

As expected, the team from Digital Summit put together a great lineup for Atlanta Marketers on October 23, 2018 at Cobb Energy Center. We covered “Everything: Content & Social” with speakers from GoDaddy, Westin Grand Cayman, Futurus, and marketing leaders from across the country.

For the 2nd year in a row, I had the pleasure of attending and presenting at Product Camp. Product Camp is an annual full-Saturday unconference for product managers organized by an amazing group of volunteers.

Content is provided by volunteers that pitch their topics at the beginning of the day. 20 sessions are offered in total.

Last year, I was voted in with Steve Youngblood to present The Art and Science of Product Management. Slides from that presentation are posted here.

Prior to the Product Camp event date, participants are asked to submit written session proposals. On

On January 18, 2018, the Wireless Technology Forum held their 7th annual panel discussion on Mobile Financial Services. The inaugural panel in 2012, moderated by Dr. Phil Hendrix, predicted a revolution in the way consumers would conduct financial transactions with mobile. While the mobile commerce journey was full of ups and downs, mobile financial services is here today.

Here are 5 things you need to know about Mobile Financial Services.
1. You’re probably already using Mobile Financial Services whether you know it or not.

Have you ever…

‘Called’ an Uber of Lyft?
Ordered ahead with a mobile app

Every November, since 2004, the Wireless Technology Forum convenes a group of expert analysts in the wireless industry for their predictions and perspectives for the future.  On November 16, 2017, the Wireless Technology Forum held its 14th annual Wireless Predictions event with world renowned industry analysts :

Jeff Kagan, one of the best known, most frequently quoted and most influential wireless analysts, columnists and consultants today.
Greg Tevis, Principal at Deloitte Consulting
Perry Walter, Managing Director at HDH Advisors
The session was moderated by Ana Tavares Lattibeaudiere, Head of GSMA North America

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It is no secret Amazon is looking to dominate every industry in every way. They are dominating the home AI market with a plethora of Alexa devices. Amazon is taking a shot at grocery with their purchase of Whole Foods. Now Amazon is delving further into fashion apparel with their Echo Look. Amazon quietly released their Echo Look in April 2017 as part of their Echo / Alexa lineup. This device is an “invitation only” device, meaning that each user must be approved by Amazon.

What is Echo Look?

Echo Look is