DCD – Datacenter Dynamics website

The importance of Datacenters is underrated and i’m sure DCD would agree.

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DCD delivers a world leading series of events across five continents and a powerful global digital media portfolio – devoted to data centre scale IT infrastructure that supports transformation in Cloud, IoT, Smart Cities and across the Zettabyte economy. DCD connects the market-makers, informing, influencing and instigating change and development throughout this exciting sector.

Essentially they bring together highly selected end users and innovators from all around the world to different events in different countries. why is this important? because every single business that has an online presence needs and has a datacenter. They are very hard to maintain they require a lot of energy and have to be kept cool with many fans. it is difficult to maintain this.

A Data centre is a facility used to store computer systems, such as telecommunications and storage systems. It usually includes backup components and tools for power supply, data communications connections, environmental controls (e.g. air conditioning, fire suppression) and various security devices. A large data centre is an industrial-scale operation using as much electricity as a small town.

Website analysis and consumer Journey

As we look into the DCD events website. we look at the attraction, delivery, positioning and information provided and it’s role with the consumer. At first look the website bar does not appear as secure on the webite bar. This minor detail is most noticeable with regular internet users and could worry potential clients of the business, which include CEO’s and individuals of important positions in various of businesses. This may cause a potential problem especially with people who are not very aware of the business or know DCD very well. They might start questioning the authenticity of their website.

DCD Events website.

When looking at a specific event page the homepage of the website(The London event) we can notice immediately that the website has been laid out very clearly with the menu bar at the top, this makes for easy navigation and clear to the consumer where they need to go on to register for the event. The website also has a section for sponsoring and exhibiting therefore making it clear to the different types of clients, so either being an end-user who wants to register and attend the event or a technologically advanced business who wants to sell their ideas and innovations or even just a company willing to sponsor the event can easily do so from their website without complications.

The aesthetics of the website are great, There is a colour theme for each different category group so US & Canada is red themed while Latin america is purple and Europe is green. With so many events happening throughout the year this allows for less confusion for the consumer about the event, especially to new consumers who are not familiar with DCD yet.

 

Ideal Consumer

The ideal Target consumer of DCD include people such as Robert Stewart who is the marketing director of a clothing company, He’s been working there for 8 years he is 48 years old and has been attending and looking to improve on his companies data centre facilities for over 5 years attending various events. His goal is to reduce costs and improve efficiency of the business his challenge is to combine the two while continuing to use the most advanced technologies. He fits in the DCDs highly selected profile of consumers who are able to attend the event.

Overview and Recommendations

Overall there is not much to say about the DCD events website, its very clear and looks good however, minor details such as the secure bar not appearing could be slightly alarming for some, especially considering their ideal consumer being a person of importance and high stature.

 

persona

Barry Allen

  • private investigator and a scientist in the Criminal and Forensic Science Division of the Central City Police Department
  • No wife and children
  • Male
  • 29
  • Central City
  • £35,000
  • Very straight forward, fast paced person
  • Primary goal is to keep the City safe and his secondary goal is to take care of his friends and family
  • Having technology advanced enough for his job
  • If you believe in the impossible you become the impossible
  • common objections may include the fact that he may be too busy to attend the event
  • Coming to the event and looking at all the new innovations on how to store your back up data while using less energy consumption with effective cooling which can save the local council money

The Story of SKY, DDB & G.o.T Season 4

Game of thrones the most watched series on telivision in recent years, it’s fan base has expanded every season. After every episode it is the major talking point on social media. The “Game of Thrones” season finale smashed a series record for ratings, attracting 12.1 million viewers, according to Nielsen

 

https://www.nytimes.com/2017/08/28/arts/television/game-of-thrones-finale-sets-ratings-record.html

SKY which is a pre-eminent pay television broadcasting service in New zeland. There are approximately 1.6 million households in New Zealand. As of 30 June 2012, SKY’s pay television serviceshad a residential household penetration of approximately 49.4% and oit also has exclusve rights to broadcast Game of thrones

DDB is New Zealand is the country’s most influential advertising group, comprising brand, digital, PR, experiential, design and instore solutions all in one offering.They have won numerous awards, including the Most Effective Agency Of The Year award in 2012 and 2013.

The Goal is SKY breifed DDB to create a campaign on a small budget to gain more subscribers however, the challenge was that the audience SKY needed to reach had previously dissmissed the show as “not for them” so they needed to infect those with the same excitment and eagerness about the show as what has been seen on online comunities. Targetting existing fans was not the primary goal but it was good to target this group to get momentum behind the excitment of the anticipation for the new season so it could capture the attention of the non fans.

Brandwatch is one of the worlds leading social media monitoring and analytical platforms, and it was used to Brandwatch Analytics to listen to conversations around the TV show in New Zealand, DDB was able to identify the most influential themes within the show. and not very surprisingly King joffrey was the centre of most discussions.

From this came the idea to challenge a post online on twitter surrounding the king joffery controversy which even lead to ‘Game of Thrones’ Fans’ Tweets Bring Down King Joffrey Statue. Every tweet that included the hashtag #bringdowntheking so By using Brandwatch Analytics to optimize their activity, DDB was able to record almost 875,000 individual interactions relating to the campaign.

 

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