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With over 100 joint engagements across multiple regions, Massive Rocket and Braze have transformed organizations and accelerated outcomes for customers such as Gopuff, Hastings, Euroleague Basketball, and Deezer. Massive Rocket is a business consulting company that helps brands solve complex data challenges by integrating cloud data warehouses like Snowflake, GCP, and AWS with Braze's customer engagement platform. A Composable Customer Data Platform (cCDP) enables faster integration, cleaner data, and more use cases, achieving faster ROI. The partnership between Massive Rocket and Braze has reshaped customer engagement, empowering brands to deploy tailored solutions that fit their unique customer data management and marketing needs, resulting in significant benefits such as increased email open rates, platform engagement, and cost savings.
Oct 18, 2023 657 words in the original blog post.
Census is enabling real-time Reverse ETL and activation on top of the data warehouse, making it the first to achieve this capability with Confluent, Kafka, and Materialize as sources. The Live Syncs feature connects directly to behavioral event streams, merges events with high-quality warehouse data in a complete Customer 360 profile, and triggers actions across any business tool within seconds. This enables real-time activation of customer journeys without compromising on flexibility and power. Census is fully composable, works with existing event tracking infrastructure, and provides one system that seamlessly activates data at any velocity. It merges high-speed events with high-quality warehouse data to build a complete Customer 360 profile, then triggers actions like emails, SMS, and notifications in seconds, not hours or days. The solution also offers no-code Reverse ETL or Audience Hub for activation of real-time customer journeys in multiple marketing and business tools.
Oct 16, 2023 1,539 words in the original blog post.