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Leaders were 1.4X more likely than laggards to manage technology within marketing today, and more expect to do so in the next three years.

Bain/Google Marketing Leaders Study, North America, N=516 marketing and advertising media and technology executive decision makers. North America Leaders (N=123) are defined using a composite score of self-reported revenue and market share growth, Nov. 2017.

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