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Pipes & spools are doing numbers?! $8.9B by 2034. Industrialcore is thriving 🔩🛠️

Piping System and Piping Spools Market is projected to grow from $5.2 billion in 2024 to $8.9 billion by 2034, registering a CAGR of 5.5%. This market encompasses the fabrication and installation of piping components like pipes, spools, flanges, fittings, and valves used in key sectors such as oil & gas, chemical processing, and power generation. Prefabricated piping spools enhance efficiency and minimize installation time, making them essential in large-scale infrastructure projects. Driven by rapid industrialization and energy demand, the oil & gas sector leads the market, while chemical processing follows closely. North America holds the dominant share due to its advanced infrastructure and technological innovation. Asia-Pacific is rapidly emerging, led by industrial growth in China and India. The U.S. and China are the top-performing countries, reflecting strong investments in energy and utilities.

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The market is also benefiting from innovations in corrosion-resistant materials and the integration of smart technologies like IoT and digital twins for improved operational efficiency. Key players such as Tenaris, Vallourec, and Welspun Corp continue to shape the landscape through strategic advancements and global reach.

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[superdrivel]

Smartpipe predicted this.

Time for the Effective Altruist nuclear attack submarine

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(via Smart Pipe | Infomercials | Adult Swim - YouTube)

In fact, the only entity with full, unfettered access to your anal topography is: a robot.

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A Novel Retrofit Solution for Existing Pipelines

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"smartpipe is a registered sex offender"

WHY

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lmao speaking as someone w an eating disorder, the smartpipe infomercials episode is uniquely horrifying

[imagineamarket]

September 09, 2017 at 11:30PM Cannes Lions Interview: Smartpipe co-founder and CEO Tobin Ireland https://t.co/Pvt7zzXmoP #digitalmarketing #entrepreneurs http://twitter.com/RuiAR/status/906630849159946241

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Smartpipe.

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Why US Telcos Need New Data Strategies

Data protection laws continue to be at the forefront of advertising, and for telcos, privacy presents the greatest challenge for their ambition. Only with data strategies that cover ethics and transparency, as well as compliance with increasingly strict legislation, can they reign supreme, writes Chad Wollen, Chief Marketing Officer, Smartpipe Solutions.

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Why US Telcos Need New Data Strategies

Data protection laws continue to be at the forefront of advertising, and for telcos, privacy presents the greatest challenge for their ambition. Only with data strategies that cover ethics and transparency, as well as compliance with increasingly strict legislation, can they reign supreme, writes Chad Wollen, Chief Marketing Officer, Smartpipe Solutions.

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Why US Telcos Need New Data Strategies

Data protection laws continue to be at the forefront of advertising, and for telcos, privacy presents the greatest challenge for their ambition. Only with data strategies that cover ethics and transparency, as well as compliance with increasingly strict legislation, can they reign supreme, writes, Chad Wollen, Chief Marketing Officer, Smartpipe Solutions. A shift is happening for US telco companies as they realize the potential power in the advertising ecosystem. AT&T’s recent launch of Xandr, its advertising and analytics unit, highlights a rising awareness that telcos have a strong hand to play; not just in terms of their vast consumer insight, but also their ability to unite the key elements of ad targeting: “content, distribution, data, and technology”.

The road to industry domination, however, isn’t necessarily easy. With data protection laws at the forefront of advertising, and privacy still the greatest limiter on telco ambition, they must tread carefully. To ensure success, telcos need new data strategies that cover ethics and transparency, as well as compliance with increasingly strict legislation.

But before we explore what those strategies should be, let’s assess the opportunity.

Also Read: Countdown to the GDPR: 6 Areas Companies must Tackle to be Ready on Time

Monetizing data assets

As Americans spend more time with non-voice media, telcos find themselves at a pivotal point. While traditional power is diminishing, they have a new asset that could help them become influential media giants: user data. Flowing in from streaming, mobile commerce and the app universe, this high-quality first-party data can produce a unified view of consumption and activity — insight telcos can leverage to offer targeted, addressable advertising options that rival Facebook and Google. Plus, because telcos operate via secure networks and have established customer relationships, they are seen as entities that can be trusted with data. In fact, consumers are more likely to give them data access than any other kind of company.

It’s, therefore, no surprise that many major providers are moving to expand their offering. In addition to AT&T’s Xandr  — which encompasses 170 million subscribers across both mobile and TV through over-the-top (OTT) services — other global companies have also enhanced their advertising capacity including Singtel, Verizon, Telenor, Vodafone and, most recently, Three.

Providing privacy assurance

Although telcos have a better chance of obtaining data, there is a proviso: 80% of consumers will grant network operators permission to use data for ads, as long as the privacy-enhancing technology is core to the proposition. So to make the most of first-party insight, a data strategy focused on providing optimal security and privacy, and clarity for consumers is crucial.

And to achieve that, there are three key actions telcos can take:

1. Follow existing regulation

Embracing legislation, such as California’s new privacy laws and Europe’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), is an essential starting point for two reasons. Firstly, it can preserve data quality and improve marketing effectiveness. With the GDPR, for example, obeying the consent rule and disclosing how data is used will help ensure customer information is up-to-date and willingly shared, meaning messages are more likely to reach receptive audiences. Secondly, adherence shows commitment to consumer privacy that will heighten the trustworthiness of telcos for customers and strengthen their position as players in the advertising ecosystem. Especially when compared to the digital giants that are consistently criticized for failing to keep consumer data safe.

2. Implement ethical codes

Next is ensuring data practices are irreproachable by going beyond standard compliance and creating an ethical code. Doing so sends a compelling message; proving that telcos aren’t just following legal obligation; they are setting additional standards because they choose to. See, for instance, Telefónica’s manifesto for a ‘New Digital Deal’, which calls for human-centric digitization and points in particular to the need for consumers to be given visibility into all data held about them, and real control over its utilization.  

Any code of content for telcos should focus on maintaining strong customer relationships, and could use the World Federation of Advertisers’ four-point plan as a starting point, namely: minimizing data collection and processing, accepting responsibility for procedures employed by partners and across the supply chain, and being transparent with consumers about how data is applied at all advertising stages.

3. Don’t forget technology  

Finally, telcos mustn’t overlook the importance of robust data safety. As well as forming strategies to promote ethical data and compliant data usage, they also need smart tools that safeguard data and privacy. For example, they may decide to adopt external cyber security technology to scan for threats. Or they could prevent individual user identification by replacing persistent identifiers with single-use, ‘snowflake-like’ tokens and basing ad targeting on highly pseudonymised profiles while data related to specific customers is locked safely away in the network. 

Also Read: Customer Data Driven B2B Marketing: Designing for 2020 and Beyond

Telcos are uniquely placed to topple the current titans of digital advertising. The combination of their distribution footprint and first-party data, with the abilities of advanced ad tech platforms, provides arguably the greatest challenge to the status quo yet. But they can only become a force to be reckoned with if they take the right approach. To retain crucial advantages such as plentiful customer data and trust, they must develop strategies built around compliant, ethnical processes and proactively strive to defend privacy.

This article was first appeared on MarTech Advisor

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The Cold Prototype

Black barked-claws, like twitching tendrils on velvet purple night sky, flickered and parted against an encroaching beam of pale light. It arcs as dense vegetation parts to expel a camouflaged figure. After a stumble, the beam of light quickly settles. The large silhouette stands on the edge of a shallow stream, fumbling for their map, quickly. They also check their wrist-navigator before moving along, expertly ensuring that they are unfollowed. Too much was on the line. A shrill whirr could be heard, faintly, on the wind.

Inside, meanwhile, Edward stretched, yawned, then checked his displays. There had, unusually, been an official report sent to him, a motion signature detected by one of the prevalent, silent security-drones, from just across the valley. This city was eventually to house CEOs and world leaders, with the current residents effectively pampered lab-rats. So far it wasn’t boding well.  Although it was getting on for midnight, it didn’t feel like the picturesque, wholesome neighbourhood that branding had suggested it would become. Outwardly pleasant, but still hostile just below the surface. The report unsettled Edward, whose mind filled instinctively with memories of the brutes he had faced back in the dense concrete sprawl of his hometown. He looked down at his left hand, almost entirely organic prosthetics, only a light shimmer and loss of dexterity would reveal it, but it was always there. The security chief had spent years earning this job: to coworkers and friends he was confident and funny, but those he had faced had seen him much differently...he accepted the unpleasantness of his role as necessary.

The city was privately owned, self-sufficient, and safe. Safety was hard to come by during that time of civil war, but the fact that the company shared their victories with their patrons was inarguably generous. The city was a beautiful prototype: only touching the sky would have given away that it was a holographic ceiling, designed to relax company citizens, and the floor was hard, cold marble, brutally pristine. Making his way through the corridors of the compactly-inhabited neighbourhood, the security guard quietly documented the search through a small digital implant in his throat.

As he marched, Edward thought of the kind of person surviving outside the neocity or fighting in the brutal Corporate War and shuddered, it wasn’t a life he would live. It was necessary, though, and he couldn’t imagine society being any other way. He wasn’t politically minded. Focusing instead on his work, he tried ascertaining the kind of dissident that would be trespassing in such a remote, secure location, especially considering how difficult simply reaching this new fortress city nearly-undetected would be. Someone well-trained, but not from the company? Impossible, those people were barely educated, he thought, and they would have had to crawl through the electronic smartpipe, which was secure, and full of heat-seeking drones. Ed arrived at a thick steel door, looking out of place amongst the modern and bright design of the structure.

Outside, the creeper stealthily crouches at the edge of the access panel: intel had suggested it would be the weakest and shallowest around the unfinished concrete cube city. They began mechanically and methodically digging in the cold dirt to find the handle, exactly where it was predicted to be, a few feet deep in the grainy, dead soil. In an unwitnessed display of superhuman strength, the stranger plied open the metre-squared, dirt-covered panel of lightweight and somewhat corroded metal, shining the torch into the ominous tunnel. Moonlight pierced the Entrance’s darkness like an abdominal wound. This was it.

Edward inhaled cool fresh air deeply. He would miss this. It was a reminder that future citizens would be living their whole lives in their comfortable boxes. The outside wouldn’t be secret, of course, but there would benothing they’d know to miss. After walking for an hour, he was standing at the handrail, looking out across theunfamiliar  landscape. He felt exposed without strong walls. As he was looking, he saw a soft light, a strange orange glow in the twisting brown limbs that he hadn’t spotted before, so he moved to approach. 

Edward stepped into thin air, off the edge, finding the thin iron rungs embedded in the cross-laminated timber. They were designed to rust away, leaving the city impenetrable to any aggravators or non-citizens when it was completed. Noah’s ark came to mind as Edward stepped off into a world he felt was, in many ways, now too hostile to survive for long in. Things weren’t always nice in the neocity, like the brief outages of power and emotional evictions, but otherwise he felt safe, and he couldn’t ask for anything more. Touching the floor delicately and entering the scenery, he felt the eyes of hundreds of potential ambushers sizing him up. He wasn’t aware that the vegetation thinned out barely a mile away: the soil wasnt fertile enough out there, and it barely was around the city anyway, but it looked nice on posters and in marketing to have some rare greenery. There was a small clearing between the trees, which he headed for. Edward felt isolated, and  the formless presence of the unfamiliar trees wasn’t helping. He felt a twinge just below his stomach.

There was the Entrance. Smoke drifted out, but Edward hadn’t seen smoke in person before. He coughed, looking around, before looking deeper into the opening, hesitant. The glow he had spotted from above was emergency lighting, humming orange halogen bulbs like old streetlights. They were embedded in the concrete, by the ladder, which,

like the other,

he

descended.

Losing track of the rungs, he almost jumped when he felt stable floor underfoot again. Edward had reached a mesh platform, through which an abyss of wiring and dust could be seen below, appearing infinite. In truth, it was indeed a very long fall to the nuclear core, but infinity cannot really be known. A few tunnels and corners later, the walkway narrowed to a bank of important-looking yet highly complex computers. Ed had never been here before, and he was acutely aware of it, how alien it felt to him, even though it was so near to where he was living. It felt more cramped than even the older shanty-cities he’d had to work at, but not as dirty. His hand shimmered in the gloom apprehensively.

At the end of the section of walkway the illegal man stood, hunched, but the man was not a man. The…stranger pulled back the camoflagued veil to reveal nothing remotely human. Illuminated by the fire it had started down here, Edward gawped at the pot-metal machine, intricate handiwork contrasting with cheap materials and aggressive functionalism, clearly built below-surface, far, far away. It spoke with a fuzzy voice, which only barely anthropomorphised the bipedal tool, sounding like a distorted vintage recording. “Mr Security. I am sorry. We have to terminate your settlement. It is built on lies and destruction”. Unlike light and safety, sound flourished in the unseen expanses around them and through rusting caverns of empty pipes, where parts of the station had festered. “I am here to fix this. I am sorry. You see, the more synchronised control your company gave itself over the environment, the more vulnerable it became. Dependencies nurtured, nature neglected. Cracks will always form”. Edward drew his baton and moved to strike in a quick motion at the automaton’s exposed pseudo-neck joints, denting some pneumatics and weakening some exposed circuitry. With the force of four tons a split second later, the robot pushed its arm through Edward, just below his stomach, and out his back, narrowly avoiding his spine.

There was a morbid breeze colder than nuclear winter, incomparable to the calm of the surface breeze.

The machine explained, tearing its soaked arm from the dying guard’s viscera. The hulking space-station was the prototype the citizens had been sent to, not simply the new city. A whole planet, or at least, the surface-above appearance of it. All occupants were kept unaware that they were not even on earth. This was the company’s most lucrative venture yet: industrialisation of an entire planet from core to atmosphere, a celestial body made of machine. The pinnacle of the species and closest to god they had come, but it was also flawed: it was cold and dead. Careful assignment of employment would allow the company to have its citizens maintain the planet from its surface, without knowing that it was no real planet, but it was too large to monitor everything on its surface with available technology. 

The neoplanet’s now-century-old veins were pipes, pumping fuels, nutrients, water, coolant. Whole new ecosystems began to coalesce in the harsh environments. Gaps between mechanised planetary viscera became homes and inorganic jungles. The occupant’s sounds were drips and clangs and groans, and some had never seen sunlight. Some of the creatures already had lost their resemblance to the construction workers they had been.These people were not permitted to be alive through their inadvertant trespass, though, once their roles were fulfilled. The automated planet knew to redirect its fruits to those that the company happened to deem worthy. Some of them, in a small, desperate way, put their engineering to a more retributional use, building the metal guerilla.

At this point, the robot had shut off all digital pathways and pipelines to the city, all major surface amenities and resources. By the time the over-defensive failsafe satellite had engaged, aiming to wipe out all organic material in a two-mile radius, it was too late. It had been deactivated and began falling to the surface, a chunk of expensive scrap metal, melting and breaking at the static, unrelenting force of nature. The planet would die too, but more would take its place, after the prototype data was collected.

Eventually, the scavenged, pretend-person explained, these planets would be coordinated to form the ultimate system of production, allowing total control of unprecedented minutae, from the genetics of their workers, to the geography of their cities, to the flavour of the air, and to the directors’ every whim. It disposed of itself by climbing off the handrail and plummeting instantly.

Some things might be better not known, Edward thought distantly, unhearing. He had missed most of the robot’s preprogrammed speech, maybe on purpose, or maybe because of the hole inside him. Rather, his last moments were spent with the gratitude that he did not feel the pain, avoiding confronting his situation with any real focus. He was laying on the walkway and gargling blood, feeling instead heavy with exhaustion and betrayal. He felt his eyelids sink as his life sunk, red, into the vast dark below: infinity was cold.

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7 suggestions to ramp up your vacation advertising Nov 6, 2017 from Mona Elesseily Lookup marketers, are you really prepared for the holiday buying season? Columnist Mona Elesseily shares strategies for getting the maximum out of your vacation paid search ads.

Can Google Posts influence ranking? A case study Nov 6, 2017 from Joy Hawkins Columnist Joy Hawkins shares the outcomes of a case analysis to find out if Google Posts could move the needle to get local search positions.

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Reddit updates self-serve ad-buying tool with conversion tracking, viewers reporting Nov 6, 2017 by Tim Peterson Reddit will tell brands how their ads performed with their target audiences and how many impressions contributed to site visits.

Prepare for your discovery-driven, visual-obsessed shopper this festival Nov 6, 2017 from Steve Tutelman Shoppers anticipate visuals to appeal not merely to product hunt, but also to discovery. Columnist Steve Tutelman examines how this impacts vacation selling.

Fake ads, Russians and regulation : Facebook, Google and Twitter face a moment of catastrophe Nov 6, 2017 from Greg Sterling We will not ever know just how much Russian ads and fake news impacted the 2016 election, but it’s probably inaccurate to state there was no impact.

Smartpipe looks to fix GDPR-compliant ad targeting by fixing identifiers because ‘snowflakes’ Nov 6, 2017 by Barry Levine Within cellular programs, Smartpipe finds targeted customers and then swaps their identifying phone number to get a single-use token.

Developing a B2B and B2C overlap strategy Nov 3, 2017 by Justin Freid Just how should you structure paid search balances when your targets include both companies and customers? Columnist Justin Freid discusses how to develop a ‘overlap strategy’

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Smartpipe looks to solve GDPR-compliant ad targeting by treating identifiers as ‘snowflakes’

Smartpipe looks to solve GDPR-compliant ad targeting by treating identifiers as ‘snowflakes’

A London-based company has come up with a way to target ads that can satisfy both marketers and GDPR.

The central problem is that marketers target ads at specific individuals or groups of individuals, as consistently identified by cookies, mobile device IDs, digital fingerprinting or other techniques.

But the upcoming General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)prohibits marketers from employing…

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SearchCap: Canada courts with Google, Google Maps sharing & SEO ranking factors

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US court orders Google not to comply with Canadian court’s order delisting search results Nov 3, 2017 by Greg Sterling

The US court agreed with Google that implementation of the Canadian court’s ruling would violate US laws, including the right to free speech.

SEO ranking factors for 4 business verticals and what they mean for local businesses Nov 6, 2017 by Wesley Young

As organic search becomes ever more targeted, SEO is evolving in ways that require more customization. Wesley Young explores a recent study on ranking factors and provides 7 practical takeaways to boost search rank.

Google Maps enables creating & sharing lists on desktop version Nov 6, 2017 by Barry Schwartz

The feature, launched in February on Google Maps mobile versions, is now available on the desktop interface.

Target the right keywords — for Google AND your clients Nov 6, 2017 by Greg Gifford

Columnist Greg Gifford illustrates the importance of educating your clients on different types of keywords and when to target them.

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Prepare for the discovery-driven, visual-obsessed shopper this holiday

Fake ads, Russians and regulation: Facebook, Google and Twitter face a moment of crisis

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Creating a B2B and B2C overlap strategy

Marketing AI: It’s time for trust and transparency

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TripAdvisor apologizes after removing claims of rape and assault to keep its forums ‘family friendly’, The Washington Post

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Google Says Few Strong Pages Often Better Than Many Weak Ones, Search Engine Roundtable

Holiday Hub: An early Christmas gift from Bing Ads, Bing Ads Blog

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Smartpipe looks to solve GDPR-compliant ad targeting by treating identifiers as ‘snowflakes’

Within mobile networks, Smartpipe finds targeted users and then swaps out their identifying phone number for a single-use token. Please visit Marketing Land for the full article.

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