Proposed framework enhances customer engagement through big data analytics and tailored marketing efforts.
In the current competitive landscape, the paradigm of marketing communication is shifting from broad,mass-media campaigns to highly personalized, data-driven customer engagement. While the concept of IntegratedMarketing Communications (IMC) has long emphasized the need for a consistent brand message, the technologicalmeans to execute this vision at the individual customer level has been lacking. Traditional marketing stacks, oftenreliant on siloed CRM and Business Intelligence (BI) systems, struggle to unify the vast and varied streams of customerdata generated across digital and offline touchpoints. This fragmentation results in a disconnected customer experienceand inefficient marketing spend. This paper proposes a comprehensive architectural framework for a big data-drivenmarketing communication platform designed to overcome these challenges. The architecture provides a scalablesolution for ingesting heterogeneous customer data, performing identity resolution to create a unified 360-degreecustomer profile, and leveraging advanced analytics to drive segmentation and personalization. We detail a multi-layered platform that integrates legacy enterprise systems, such as Siebel CRM and Oracle BI, with modern big datatechnologies like Apache Hadoop. Through a case study analysis of a hypothetical large-scale retail implementation,we demonstrate how this architecture enables the design and execution of highly targeted, context-aware marketingcampaigns that significantly boost customer engagement and marketing return on investment.
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