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Ciprian Sava
Global Lead, Digital Transformation and Product Implementation
Ciprian Sava is a seasoned professional in the field of market research, particularly specializing in digital transformation and product implementation at Ipsos.1 With over 20 years of experience in online and digital content market research, Sava has established himself as a key figure in the industry.1
Professional Background
Currently, Ciprian Sava holds the position of Global Lead for Digital Transformation and Product Implementation at Ipsos.2 This role likely involves overseeing the company's digital strategies and implementing new products across the organization on a global scale.
Experience and Expertise
Sava's extensive career in market research has equipped him with a wealth of knowledge in:
- Online and digital content research
- Digital transformation strategies
- Product implementation
- Global market research methodologies
Education
Ciprian Sava's educational background includes studies at Walden University, which has likely contributed to his expertise in the field.1
Location and Network
Based in the Greater Chicago Area, Sava is well-connected within the professional community.13 His LinkedIn profile, under the username "cipriansava," serves as a platform for sharing insights and connecting with other professionals in the market research and digital transformation sectors.2
Ciprian Sava's role at Ipsos and his long-standing experience in the industry position him as a thought leader in digital transformation and market research implementation on a global scale.
Highlights
I have just gotten a certification in Digital Transformation from Stanford because I wanted to have a theoretical framework for my job. Yet, what I really want to share is an opinion on what Digital Transformation means, as most people think that this is intuitive and relatively easy to implement if one sets the collective mind of the company to it. In fact, Digital Transformation is perhaps even more complex than starting a new company from scratch. In Ipsos, Digital Transformation started over 25 years ago or so and never stopped. I was hired by Ipsos’s own Andrei Postoaca 25 years ago, to be the first digital project manager, at a time that online research was basically in vitro. Raluca Popescu, now a client of Ipsos, had taught me programming and data management in Nipo, and that was my first digital experience in the research world. It was also the first stage of the digital transformation of Ipsos. Within months I have built an e-commerce platform with Cosmin Ancuta and started digital ad bartering with other companies, at a time when digital advertising was just a fun experiment. Digital advertising is now projected to be a 602 BILLION market (//www.oberlo.com). The point is, a digital transformation creates jobs, while sure, it may cannibalize some. Soon after I managed the most challenging program of my career, whereby I had to travel from various countries and collect voice samples for an earlier version of Cortana. A digital revolution in itself. At the same time, I started working with Brigitte Biteau and Martijn (Martina) Kist, supported by Mircea Pintilie and Irimia Laurentiu Giani in building the first “secure” digital ad testing solution for Ipsos, which ultimately transformed Ipsos and led to a plethora of digital solutions across Ipsos’s service lines. That was the second digital transformation wave of Ipsos. This was 20 years ago! Soon after, one of the company’s tech geeks, Cornel Bursuc presented me with an analysis of the porn sites' use of media processing and rendering software, urging us to transition off Macromedia Flash. Those learnings led to yet another business/digital transformation, ditching Flash ahead of our competition and thus putting Ipsos ahead of the curve in advancing digital assets testing. Fast forward a decade of relative plateau digital transformation, going through the implementation of the neuroscience tech, ERPs, and building the Ipsos DIY platform https://www.ipsos.digital/, I find myself at the core of yet another accelerated digital transformation wave with the ascension of the Generative AI technologies, across the board, operationally and commercially, partnering with our experts in the field JC Escalante and Richard Timpone, Ph.D., with the support of the entire management of the company. So, I have been working on Digital Transformation for 25 years already, at different speeds, and I have a feeling that this is not the last digital leap I am witnessing. Ready Player One anyone?
How competitively destructive are you? To all my competitive friends out there (is that all of you?), here is a very interesting material about what makes a team successful. While I do find it a little corny at times, the core message is really music to my ears. Margaret Heffernan: Why it's time to forget the pecking order at work https://lnkd.in/e6XjsrF
