The newly created role of chief customer and digital officer for the state of Queensland has gone to Chris Fechner, whose job will be to implement the government's digital vision. Fechner was most recently chief digital and product officer at Service NSW.

Seven West Media has confirmed Pacific Magazines chief, Gereurd Roberts, as its group chief digital officer.

Building a universally informed, data-driven system incorporating granular insight on end-consumer demand as well as the supply chain is key to FritoLay as it works to meet the changing snacking needs of consumers.

More than 30 per cent revenue growth online a year-and-a-half and a highly collaborative cross-functional workforce are just two achievements True Alliance has realised after transforming its digital platforms, processes and organisational approach.

​Machine learning trials to better serve up content and product navigation, building a single customer view, and lifting brand consideration across channels are just some of the steps Canstar’s marketing chief is taking to drive growth.

The digital era has heralded a golden age for video content creators, enabling them to reach audiences in ways that were unheard of only two decades ago.

​Queensland is soon set to have a public chief customer and digital officer, the first of its kind in Australia, the state’s government has announced​. The role will have responsibility for advancing global technology and supporting the needs of Queenslanders and Queensland businesses in this arena.

Marley Spoon marketing chief, Dave Malcolm, is switching food delivery for pet products and joining The Real Pet Food Company to head up ecommerce.

​ Balancing technological change with cultural change is part and parcel of digital transformation. And yet even at digital experience platform provider, Sitecore, its chief marketing officer found many employees were still not clear on why culture was as important as technology in transformation.

The measurability of digital platforms has enabled some unlocked capabilities for testing and optimisation. But in the race to measure and optimise performance, should we even be trying to optimise the process in the first place?

Sticking to your guns, having realistic expectations on technology rollout timeframes, getting the right people to set the cadence of work, and executive advocacy are all key for organisations looking to successfully digitally transform.

Personalisation isn’t the end-goal. Instead it’s the aim which will enable your business to improve what it does by putting the customer at the centre.

The confluence of demographic change associated with millennials and digital technology will have profound impact in the world of business and beyond, says renowned futurologist and director of the Centre for Industry 4.0, Rocky Scopelliti​.

It’s not often a digital experience leader tells you he wishes staff could be more like Io, the Jupiter moon transforming itself completely every 12 months. But it’s an apt analogy for the way all of us need to strive to be more adaptive and evolutionary in our approach to customer experience design.

Providing customers with personalised experiences at scale is the Holy Grail for marketing teams today. But getting there requires significant investment into a raft of digital capabilities and processes.

Chris Johnston will take the lead of marketing operations for TEG Digital and Ticketek, after stints with Slingshot Media Ventures as head of digital and data and before that at Carat Australia as head of digital and direct for Woolworths.

Moving a legacy brand from being product-centric to customer centric has been no small feat for running shoe brand, Asics. But by embracing the challenge with gusto, creating an omnichannel vision and building a tech stack, the company is achieving it on a global scale.

In the very traditional world of tyre retailing, JAX Tyres is something of a standout among the crowd.

Former Nine chief marketing and digital officer, Alex Parsons, has returned to CarAdvice as its new CEO.

Cricket Australia’s decision to appoint HCL Technologies as its new digital technology partner is about providing a more engaging experience bringing fans, communities, supporters and staff even closer to the game, its technology chief says.

The proposition for convenience stores is pretty straightforward. But how does that translate in a world where convenience is now more often associated with digital experiences rather than those in the real world?