S4Capital’s operating brand Media.Monks, a digital-first, data-led, advertising and marketing services company, has launched Monks.Flow, an AI-centric professional managed service. Launched at CES 2024, Monks.Flow will streamline how humans and machines interoperate. Monks.Flow offers intelligent solutions for marketing activities packed with pre-tested pipelines that automate processes and connect talent trained in AI, the latest AI tools, enterprise software, and microservices into efficient, automated workflows.
According to Forrester’s report, “Predictions 2024: Artificial Intelligence,” 84% of AI decision-makers said their executives are ready to adopt genAI, and 60% of workers will use their own AI to perform their tasks.
Monks.Flow is a proprietary artificial intelligence suite for marketers. The platform-agnostic environment is designed to work across an organization’s existing tech stack and is built around the unique needs of the enterprise. Marketers can achieve the following benefits for their business:
- Reduce costs – Make marketing workflows more efficient, effective and experience-driven with synthetic media that maximizes quantity and manages cost.
- Integrate – De-silo the organization by connecting and automating tools, people and processes.
- Build business intelligence – Make informed decisions through live data streams, ensuring adaptability to shifts in tech, culture and audience needs.
- Maximize impact – Reach new audiences, drive business outcomes and deliver new growth.
As a consultative AI partner, Media.Monks helps brands lead in the new economy and become AI-first by deploying bespoke solutions. Uninhibited by traditional agency silos, Media.Monks’ in-house team of data scientists, machine learning engineers, and creatives have deep roots in AI and ML technology and have consistently championed its integration and application to pioneer the new commercial model for the marketing and advertising industry. Media.Monks brings together proven workflows and integration know-how to answer brands’ most pressing commercial needs.
SOURCE: PRNewsWire