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  Podcast Series: Marketing on the Verge

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As part of our mission to raise the bar for services and solutions marketing by facilitating best practice peer sharing, ITSMA brings you this series of podcasts, Marketing on the Verge. We hope that listening to these seasoned marketing practitioners and experts provides much insight, enthusiasm, and inspiration. Enjoy!

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  Understanding the Social Web: Part II  
 

Larry Weber, Chairman, W2 Group

 
  Larry Weber continues the conversation about the importance of using interesting, relevant content to attract the right audiences on the Web and why "engagement" is the most important metric for marketers to consider when they're using new digital tools and channels.  
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  Understanding the Social Web: Part I  
 

Larry Weber, Chairman, W2 Group

 
  Larry Weber speaks with ITSMA's Rob Leavitt about the three phases of modern marketing, why digital marketing is so important for BtoB companies, and how marketers can get started with the new digital channels one constituency at a time.  
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  Language and Communication: Getting Past the Hype  
 

Brian Fugere, Partner, Deloitte

 
  Brian Fugere, author of 'Why Business People Talk Like Idiots', talks about why marketers need to get beyond the hype and start communicating in a more authentic, human way.  
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  When People Are the Product: Part I  
 

Gail Rigler, former Vice President of Global Marketing, EDS

 
  Gail Rigler speaks with ITSMA's Rob Leavitt about marketing's increasingly strategic role within the business, the skills that today's marketers need to take the business to the next level, and the vital role that marketing plays in attracting and retaining top talent.  
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  Row Smarter, Not Harder: Part III  
 

Philip Oliver, Head of Marketing, Fujitsu Services

 
  Philip Oliver, head of marketing at Fujitsu Services, and ITSMA's Rob Leavitt discuss differentiation, how to stay strategic amidst a crush of tactical activities, and how to ensure that your marketers have the right skills for the job.  
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  Row Smarter, Not Harder: Part II  
 

Philip Oliver, Head of Marketing, Fujitsu Services

 
  Fujitsu's Philip Oliver continues his conversation with ITSMA's Rob Leavitt on why services companies should focus on reputation rather than brand, why Fujitsu considers its services "programs" rather than "offerings," and how the way a company is organized can be a differentiator.  
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  Row Smarter, Not Harder: Part I  
 

Philip Oliver, Head of Marketing, Fujitsu Services

 
  Hear Philip Oliver, head of marketing at Fujitsu Services, chat with Rob Leavitt about why today's services marketers need to focus on steering company direction and how they can gain market share.  
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  Breaking into the Midmarket  
 

Sami Hero, Former Vice President of Marketing Operations, SAP

 
  Sami Hero speaks with ITSMA's Rob Leavitt about SAP's approach to building brand value, branching out beyond enterprise customers, and changing midmarket customer perceptions of SAP.  
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  When People Are the Product: Part II  
 

Gail Rigler, former Vice President of Global Marketing, EDS

 
  Gail Rigler continues her conversation with ITSMA's Rob Leavitt about how the global workforce is changing and what this means for marketing and its role in shaping corporate culture and getting and keeping great employees.  
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