Study Shows Aussie Marketers Still Lacking Maturity In Data Privacy Management

Study Shows Aussie Marketers Still Lacking Maturity In Data Privacy Management
B&T Magazine
By B&T Magazine



InMobi, a leading provider of content, monetisation, and marketing technologies that help businesses fuel growth, today released the findings from a Forrester Consulting study “The Future of Mobile Advertising in a Privacy First World.”

The study, which was commissioned by InMobi, found that two thirds of Australian and New Zealand businesses are in the early stage of consumer data privacy practice management of maturity, still trying to identify and understand the impact of consumer data privacy developments on their current digital/mobile advertising strategy.

The study also found that 42 percent of brands and media agencies are struggling to build a culture that values privacy and enforce regulatory compliance internally, while working with insufficient resources, and that 40 percent of businesses lack executive support for a data stewardship and governance program.​ Additionally 40 percent of app publishers operating in multiple countries were found to be struggling to navigate varied privacy regulatory frameworks. Lack of reliable external partners who can help them implement privacy practices, has exacerbated their situation.

Richard O’Sullivan, VP and GM, ANZ, at InMobi commented: “It would appear that despite best efforts, the advertising ecosystem lacks readiness for data and identity deprecation and there’s a long way to go before businesses manage to optimise for profitability. The challenges they face are bound to persist unless technology partners implement privacy by design measures in their offerings, to create positive net effects for both companies and consumers.”

With the study reporting that 62 percent of marketers are now working with fewer reachable customers and 56 percent are less able to measure the impact of their digital media spends, it also found that 81 percent of businesses have onboarded specialists for first-party data collection. Additionally, 60 percent of respondents indicated they will look to onboard more specialists to manage several walled gardens, while 48 percent want to do so for identity resolution.

To read more from the Future of Mobile Advertising in Tackling Data and Identity Deprecation, India 2022 report, click here or contact mobilemarketing@inmobi.com.




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