Jeroen Huinink

Jeroen Huinink is Vice President of Product Marketing at Lexmark Enterprise Software. He has global responsibility for the customer communications and electronic signature product lines. With 18+ years of industry experience, he has a deep understanding of the space and currently focuses on helping organizations make the digital transformation. Jeroen holds a master’s degree in computing science from the Radboud University, Nijmegen, the Netherlands, where he also lives with his wife and three teenage boys.
employeesdigital
July 28 2016
Customer expectations are at an all-time high, placing added pressure on organizations everywhere. In turn, organizations have high expectations of their employees—to do their jobs quickly, accurately,...
customerfocus
June 14 2016
In today’s 24/7 omni-channel world, consumers routinely have anytime, anywhere access to information about the brands, products, and services they’re interested in. It’s this access that...
start
April 27 2016
In today's business environment, everyone's talking about "digital strategy," "digital agility" and “digital transformation," but what does it all mean? You know you need it, but until you understand...
  • In today’s complex and highly regulated customer communications management (CCM) landscape, organizations face a critical decision
  • In today's fast-paced world, effective customer communication is not just a business obligation — it's a crucial part of the customer experience
  • The rapid expansion of artificial intelligence (AI) has ushered in an era of unprecedented data collection, processing and utilization. While this has propelled innovation, efficiency and convenience
  • Across the globe, organizations are seeking to better cater to increasingly diverse customer populations. In the United States, for example, the number of non-English speakers has tripled over the las
  • A recent article on Chiefmartec asked an interesting question about automation in marketing: Is automation making things more efficient for the company or the customer? The example they gave is someth