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Martech Flexibility Era: Composability & AI are Reshaping the Stack
Composability and AI are ushering in a new era of Martech flexibility, giving organisations greater control over their data, technology choices and ability to innovate.
Composability and AI are ushering in a new era of Martech flexibility, giving organisations greater control over their data, technology choices and ability to innovate.
The report findings reveal where marketers are willing to let AI recommend, prepare, optimise and act, and where human oversight remains essential.
Right now, AI defaults to a textbook approach that isn't always pragmatic or takes into account interesting context or human taste, says Martina Lauchengco, Author of LOVED, where she talks about how to rethink the marketing of tech products. “The winners will have systems that do a better job on that.”
NIQ’s new capabilities help businesses uncover trends faster, simplify complex analysis, and accelerate confident decision-making.
Most organisations begin with reputational and regulatory concerns, because those risks are easier to quantify. However, mature organisations eventually understand that ethical AI starts with protecting people, says Alexander Merkushev, Head of AI Projects at Yango Tech.
A new study finds consumers are increasingly trusting AI agents to recommend products, automate purchases and influence buying decisions, signalling the emergence of agentic commerce and a new era of AI-driven customer experiences.
According to Katie Soo, companies that can anticipate cultural shifts, build trust across communities, and create genuine connections will have a significant advantage in a world where technology itself becomes increasingly accessible.
To continue its rapid pace of innovation and adoption, TwelveLabs will use its Series B funding to invest even more heavily in research and development.
The new publication from Vibe Media Group will deliver research-driven insights across technology, operations, AI, supply chains, retail media, and consumer behaviour to help retail leaders navigate an increasingly interconnected industry.
The most successful brands use logic to enable magic: they use data, technology, and AI to understand context, anticipate needs, remove friction, and make better decisions. The goal is to create customer experiences that feel effortless, personal, and relevant, says Ilaria Buonpane, CMO at Wear That, Chalhoub Group.