Marketing is constantly evolving as the resources by which we conduct and manage marketing activities evolves. This post on CASE Insights provides a commentary on the evolution of marketing activities from a mixer of ingredients to a participant in a dialogue and community. The post also introduces EMAM, an adaptive framework introduced by Dr. Kelly Page, upon which the management and implementation of marketing activities can be organised.
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