CTAM is driving double-digit customer growth and establishing cable as a national, reliable telecommunications partner.
Business Services Council Chair
Jennifer Ingram
Vice President, SMB Marketing,
Charter Communications
CTAM is driving double-digit customer growth and establishing cable as a national, reliable telecommunications partner.
Goals:
- Generate local and national business leads for service providers through digital partnerships and via CTAM’s BusinessServicesConnect.com portal.
- Magnify cable’s exclusive advantages to Smart City developers by defining business solutions and tech capabilities.
- Create best-in-class indirect and partner programs through unified messaging and collective management of MSO and partner events.
- Drive customer growth by establishing best practices for exceptional consumer experiences for SMB, Mid-market and Enterprise customers.
*Available to working group members only.
Business Services End-of-Year 2019 Webcast
November 13, 2019
Discover how smart cities are using communications networks to digitally connect to the physical world, how to evolve the relationships between cable companies and municipalities, as well as examples of success stories and lessons learned.
Becoming future-ready and what’s next as it relates to
- Privacy
- Work
- Cybersecurity
- Emerging Technologies
CTAM Wired Webcast:
Smart Cities Highlights from CES
Straight from CES, all the latest on smart cities and the integration of smart mobility for cities throughout the U.S.
Video: Smart Cities
Presented by ARRIS
See how the shift to smart cities has improved safety and traffic flow in Pittsburgh and what NYC, San Diego, Singapore and the UK are doing to increase safety and lifestyle efficiency.
- Delivered 18k leads (local + national businesses) to providers at an average cost of $18 per
- Digital marketing program delivered 2.4k leads at an average CPL of $76, thru social (Facebook) and SEM
Smart Cities
- Defining the tech Smart City and revealing how service providers offer advantages
- Outlining the technical smart city, as well as revealing how cable service providers offer immediate advantages and solutions to Smart City development
Smart Cities: Delivering Advantages for the Smart City
1Q 2019
Through a simplified look at the four technical architecture layers of a smart city, this in-depth analysis portrays how cable service providers offer unique advantages to Smart City development, as well as business examples for the delivery of Smart City solutions.
*Available to working group members only.
Smart Cities: The Technology Promise of the Smart City
4Q 2018
As city department heads and elected officials explore the requirements for emerging smart cities, discover the necessary framework of the technological architecture, so your company can prepare to meet these requirements.
*Available to working group members only.
Smart Cities: Outlining the Opportunity
3Q 2018
Smart cities aren’t the way of the future, but are here today. Discover how these cities tap into connectivity, intelligence and interactivity to support and service the new urban challenges and opportunities for the 21st century.
*Available to working group members only.
2019 Meetings
Keynote Session
Keynote:
Greg King
SVP, Product, Marketing and Strategy
Spectrum Enterprise
SMB Panel
Moderator:
Stewart Schley
Principal
Stewart Schley Content
Robert McFarland
Executive Director, SMB Marketing Strategy
Cox Communications
Jennifer Ingram
Vice President, SMB Marketing
Charter Communications
Brett Tolbert
Vice President of SMB Marketing
Comcast Business
Smart Cities Panel
Moderator:
Don Dulchinos
President
Smart Home and Away
Christian Nascimento
Vice President, Product & Premise Services
Comcast
Suresh Madhavan
Sr. Director, MachineQ Business Development
MachineQ, Comcast
