Automation improving efficiency of advertising agencies but raises need for employees upskilling
Several agencies are now adopting AI and automating to simplify, accelerate and maximise their processes. BestMediaInfo.com spoke to some agencies to understand how they have adopted automation technology in their agencies and its impact Mumbai, March 05, 2021
Last month, Wavemaker launched a new Artificial Intelligence-powered media planning tool, Maximize, to allow planners to create media plans for multiple audiences. It helps them to create an optimised campaign across channels and markets while saving a great deal of time.Â
Several agencies are now adopting AI and automating to simplify, accelerate and maximise their processes. This could range from simple functions such as scheduled emails to more complex functions like using AI for media planning. This is changing the way they function, making them more efficient and also helping them save on costs.Â
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Though Microsoft was a bit slow compared to the Zoom app to join the race to offer video conference solutions, it has steadily got higher traction among corporates.
Now, Microsoft getting serious with security and announced to bring end-to-end encryption to 1:1 video calls later this year. Over the last year, we have gathered feedback from global customers, analysts, and the security community around particular industries and specific cases where end-to-end encryption (E2EE) for online collaboration might be important. To help support customer security and compliance obligations, Microsoft is planning to support E2EE for Teams 1:1 calls to provide additional options for conducting sensitive online conversations, Microsoft said.
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Koala survival a focus for Palaszczuk Government
Minister for the Environment and the Great Barrier Reef and Minister for Science and Youth Affairs The Honourable Meaghan Scanlon
Rehabilitated koalas will be fitted with collars, released into the wild and then monitored to understand the potential conservation benefits.
Environment Minister Meaghan Scanlon said Australia Zoo will undertake the research with a $90,000 grant from the Palaszczuk Government’s Community Sustainability Action Grants – Koala Applied Research South East Queensland program.
“Koalas are an Australian icon – and Queensland is playing its part to protect and preserve them,” Ms Scanlon said.
“The program will be undertaken in several south east Queensland local government areas – and the findings will inform future release programs.