Rob Scott is the Founder and CEO at Today Digital. He specializes in delivering global B2B technology insights, focusing on areas such as unified communications, customer experience, extended reality, and artificial intelligence. Rob's work has been featured in various media outlets, including WJRT, Inc. ABC12, and CX Today.
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Rob Scott's coverage is heavily focused on software and SaaS, with a significant emphasis on Microsoft Teams. His articles often feature expert commentary and exclusive content. Given this, he would likely be interested in receiving pitches from industry experts who can provide unique insights into the future of collaboration tools, unified communications, and enterprise software.
As Rob covers topics related to predictions and advancements in AI technology, sources familiar with these areas could offer valuable contributions to his work. Additionally, considering his interest in Nuwave as well as webex calling solutions, professionals knowledgeable about emerging UC technologies may also find success when reaching out to him.
Rob does not have a specific geographic focus but seems open to global trends within the software and SaaS space.
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When voters send someone to Congress, they are not electing a spokesperson for a president. They are electing their own representative under Article I of the U.S. Constitution.
– Rob Scott is the Southland district mayor OPINION: The public meeting on the new data centre drew such a crowd that the building reached capacity.
I should be going home. Instead, I'm watching a dashboard that's making history. Not because customers are contacting us.
I've never met a beaver who cared much about trademarks.
By: Rob Scott
I've never met a beaver who cared much about trademarks. Beavers are generally busy building dams, chewing wood and minding their own business.
Every election cycle, we rediscover our frustration with the two-party system.
For the best part of a decade, UC Today has reported on the technology that decides how work gets done. Over the next few weeks, the way you read us is going to change too.
For most of the past decade, Ohio politics in the Buckeye state has been fairly predictable.
For years, Wesfarmers’ great trick has been making an enormous and complicated retail empire look deceptively simple. That formula is still doing plenty of heavy lifting, judging by another year of earnings growth at Bunnings and Kmart. But there is considerably more machinery being bolted underneath it. Customer data measured in the millions, loyalty programs spanning the portfolio, marketplaces with hundreds of thousands of products, retail media colonising the shop floor and AI agents are turning up everywhere from the customer journey to staff operations. Even Bunnings is changing hands, with Michael Schneider preparing to pass Australia's biggest hardware business to Rachael McVitty. The old Wesfarmers playbook is very much alive, and now it's stuffed full of algorithms - like extra sauce on the sausage sizzle.
