About Cleve Gibbon
Hey, I’m Cleve and I love technology. A former academic that moved into fintech to build trading platforms for investment banks. 20 years ago I switched to marketing and advertising. I joined a content technology spin-off from the Publicis network that was bought by WPP in 2014. I'm now at Omnicom. These pages chronicle a few of things I've learnt along the way…
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Category Archives: platforms
Stepping Stones to Intelligence
We are rapidly accelerating toward a world of intelligent systems. The stepping stones to intelligence are clear: Each of these stepping stones to intelligence represents a paradigm shift. They have been progressing rapidly and independently, converging toward an intelligence-powered future. … Continue reading
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Help writing help documentation
Creating help documentation is a skill. It is usually not one that is done well by those responsible for building the solution. But you can get help writing help documentation. I recently discovered Synthesia and Scribe, two AI solutions that … Continue reading
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Three simple data questions
Information is useful and useable data. During a typical working day, a business hopes to close with more valuable information than it started with. The broader goal(s) is to better understand “this” in order to achieve “that” – whatever this … Continue reading
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Devyce
I’m a Londoner living in America. However, I still need a UK number primarily for banking purposes. Security is real. However, mobile provider tariff plans are both complicated and costly. So how do you get a reliable UK number with … Continue reading
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WPP Sitecore Alliance
Last week was big week. It had nothing to do with hitting Vegas and everything to do with activating the WPP Sitecore Alliance. What is that?
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