History

Distribion products are focused exclusively on helping distributed marketing organizations improve marketing and sales performance.

Distributed marketing organizations operate in a complex environment in which they must engage and coordinate a variety of different groups and participants to be successful. These groups are generally spread across diverse geographies and through layers of central and local marketing departments, internal and external sales teams, and outside agency and print partners. The needs of these groups are often not aligned and their systems are usually disparate and not integrated.

To help distributed marketing organizations overcome these challenges, Distribion delivers products like the Distribion Distributed Marketing Platform (DMP), an on-demand solution that allows marketers to deliver communications that comply with corporate objectives, are easily customized to local needs and effectively move prospects from awareness to conversion.

Distribion's products and services are in use across a number of industries which operate with varying decentralized models including insurance, financial services, pharmaceuticals, hospitality, telecommunications, healthcare, and franchising.

Distribion’s headquarters are located on the 16th floor of the North Tower at Dallas’s iconic Campbell Center office plaza. What makes it so iconic? Well, the two gold towers are visible from miles away when they reflect the bright Texas sunlight.

Perhaps more importantly to millions of fans of the 80’s TV series Dallas, J.R. Ewing was shot on the spot where one of our conference rooms sits now. The fictional firm of Barnes Wentworth was rumored to be housed here on the 16th floor of Campbell Center’s North Tower. If you’d like to see the clip, which has J.R. looking out the window of our office space just before he was shot, it’s on YouTube. While we have redecorated since the show was filmed here, we still enjoy the gorgeous views of Dallas, and understand why the filmmakers wanted to use this spot for their show.