Revisit: Mobile Targeting, Big Data and Social
Introduction
Mobile Targeting, Big Data, and Digital Social Media Marketing, M?nchen, Now 13 Mar 2015; Deadline now 31 Feb
Temple University Fox Business School Global Center for Big Data in Mobile Analytics
in cooperation with
New York University, Stern School of Business
Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität, München/ Institute for Market-based Management
Present
Mobile Targeting, Big Data, and Digital/Social Media Marketing: Germany Symposium 2015
Bridging Research and Practice in the Field of Big Data
March 13, 2015
Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität
Munich, Germany
Conference homepage and registration:
Conference Topic
The exponential growth of data, the vast possibilities to store it and the improving capabilities for analysis have made Big Data a concept which seems to be ubiquitous. Big Data nowadays touches upon almost every sector of the global economy; marketing being one of the most heavily affected corporate functions.
The conference is geared towards discussion on the effects of Big Data analytics on customers, brands, marketing, and social media strategy. For this reason, the conference will cater to a broader audience spanning scholars and practitioners in marketing, advertising, branding, MIS, economics and statistics.
A special focus lies on the use of Big Data for mobile marketing purposes and on the successful implementation of Big Data in Digital and Social Media Marketing.
Possible topics may include:
Mobile Targeting
- Mobile targeting in retailing, banking, e-commerce, automotive industries
- Mobile geo-social targeting with Facebook/Twitter
- Mobile dayparting with hours of the day effects
- Mobile geo-conquesting with competitive and combative advertising
- Geofenced marketing messages
- Geotag-enabled social sharing
- Mapping/visualizing mobile social networks
- Mobile app design and mobile gaming
- Cross-channel cross-platform integration of mobile ads
- Mobile online to offline/offline to online (OTO) conversion
Big Data and its Practical Applications
- State of the art applications of Big Data in practice
- Successfully linking Big Data and strategy
- Connecting offline and online data sources
- Handling privacy and security concerns
- Cross-country differences in the acceptance of Big Data
- Real-time consumer insights from Big Data and large field experiments
Digital & Social Media Marketing
- Social networks and structured/unstructured data analytics
- Social media marketing using Big Data
- Successful implementation of social CRM
- Finding the right metrics to measure social media marketing success
Submission Guidelines
We provide two possible formats for submissions to the conference:
- Extended abstracts of original research projects, not exceeding 5 pages.
- Proposals for presentation, not exceeding 20 slides. In this format we especially welcome recently finished research projects and contributions from practitioners.
Contributions will go through a peer review process.
Deadline for submission is Jan 31, 2015. Please submit papers via our conference homepage:
Acceptance of submission requires author commitment to register and present at the conference.
Important Information
Important Dates:
- January 31, 2015 – Deadline for submission of abstracts and papers/proposals for presentation.
- February 22, 2015 – Regular Registration Deadline
- March 7, 2015 – Late Registration Deadline
- March 13, 2015 – Conference
Conference Fee:
The regular conference fee is 349 € (261 € for researchers). The fee includes:
- Admittance to all scientific conference sessions,
- Admittance to the industry panel
- Conference Lunch
- Networking coffee and refreshments
- Welcome Package
We would like to make the conference available to different groups of participants. We therefore offer a discounted rate for students/ Ph.D students of 174 €.
The late registration conference fee for registrations after February 22, 2015 is 449 € (336 € for researchers, 224 € for Ph.D. students).
Conference Language will be English
Conference Chairs: Xueming Luo (Temple), Anindya Ghose and Russell Winer (NYU), and Manfred Schwaiger (LMU)
Conference Program Board Members:
- Eric Anderson (Northwestern), Kellogg School of Management
- Pradeep Chintagunta (Chicago), Chicago Booth School of Business
- JP Dube (Chicago), Chicago Booth School of Business
- Carl Mela (Duke), Fuqua School of Business
- Scott Neslin (Tuck), Dartmouth College
- Sascha Raithel (LMU), Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München
- K Sudhir (Yale), Yale School of Management
- Yuchi Zhang (Temple), Fox School of Business
- Juanjuan Zhang (MIT), Sloan School of Management
In case of questions please refer to: bdc2015@bwl.lmu.de