Georgia-Pacific Consumer Products achieved a 19-point improvement in working media by auditing impression quality before applying artificial intelligence (AI) optimization to its programmatic supply chain. The approach — benchmarking, governing, then automating — could reshape how marketers think about where programmatic waste actually begins.
Georgia-Pacific Consumer Products achieved a 19-point improvement in working media by auditing impression quality before applying artificial intelligence (AI) optimization to its programmatic supply chain. The approach — benchmarking, governing, then automating — could reshape how marketers think about where programmatic waste actually begins.
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