Magic Quadrant for Digital Marketing Hubs
Analyst(s): Andrew Frank | Jake Sorofman | Martin Kihn
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Summary
CMOs and digital marketing leaders are under pressure to engage individuals on increasingly fragmented and unpredictable terms, driving the need for a common pool of profile data, analytics, workflow and content resources enabled by a digital marketing hub.
Table of Contents
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Market Definition/Description
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Target Audience
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The Need for a New Category
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Definition
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Target Audience
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Magic Quadrant
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Vendor Strengths and Cautions
- Adobe
- Conversant
- DataXu
- HP
- IBM
- IgnitionOne
- Infor
- Marketo
- MediaMath
- Neustar
- Oracle
- Rocket Fuel ([x+1])
- Salesforce
- Sitecore
- Teradata
- Turn
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Vendors Added and Dropped
- Added
- Dropped
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Vendors to Watch
- Acxiom
- Cake
- eBay Enterprise
- HubSpot
- Kenshoo
- Marin Software
- RedPoint
- SAP
- SAS
- Tealium
- Webtrends
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Vendor Strengths and Cautions
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Inclusion and Exclusion Criteria
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Critical Capabilities
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Revenue
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Integration and Extensibility
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Global Reach and Staffing
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New Customers
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Critical Capabilities
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Evaluation Criteria
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Ability to Execute
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Completeness of Vision
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Quadrant Descriptions
- Leaders
- Challengers
- Visionaries
- Niche Players
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Ability to Execute
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Context
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The Need for a Holistic Approach
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Category Volatility
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The Need for a Holistic Approach
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Market Overview
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Diversified Software Providers
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Programmatic Ad Tech Providers
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Analytics and Marketing Operations Providers
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Diversified Software Providers
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Gartner Recommended Reading