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Marketing operations management

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Marketing Operations Management (MOM) is a version of end-to-end marketing optimization, from planning and budgeting, through marketing content management, to global marketing execution and analysis. It is the conceptual framework that defines all processes supporting marketing strategy and tactics. The processes it defines are built into software tools, i.e. Marketing Resource Management systems.

It is characterized by an attempt to achieve measurable and trackable Return on Marketing Investment (ROMI), and, as a means of achieving that, creating a marketing dashboard, leading to improved marketing effectiveness.[1] The concept of the marketing dashboard is that a marketing executive, content marketing manager, or indeed any employee of an organization, can log into a system which shows the status of all ongoing marketing activities — showing 'fuel consumption' (spending), 'speed' (sales) and various other metrics in the automotive analogy. The MRM industry, including software vendors with integrated solutions provides the software infrastructure to assist organizations with their MOM.


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  1. "Improving marketing efficiency and effectiveness" (PDF).

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