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In an interview this year, a media company CMO described a trusted brand and AI-capable people whose preference numbers were quietly slipping anyway. This is what The Shift looks like from inside the function, and the sequence that closes the gap between a moved market and a function still catching up.
Learn more : Buyers moving to AI faster than the function built to reach them needs a shift.
Marketing, sales and customer success each buy their own tools to hit their own numbers, and none of it adds up to one commercial architecture. Now an AI agent, not a person, may be the first to judge whether your business belongs on a buyer's shortlist.
Learn more : AI needs a unified, function wide approach to CRM, MarTech, and data.
Your pipeline reports still look healthy — but the decision that shaped them happened somewhere your CRM can't see. 95% of B2B buyers now buy from a shortlist they formed before anyone made contact. This piece looks at what that means for how commercial leadership teams build and read their own intelligence.
Learn more : Why deals are decided before your team ever sees them.
A newly appointed CEO inherited a media group built through acquisition, with a strategy the board backed and still nothing moving. This is what The Disconnect looks like in practice, and the sequence that pulled strategy, structure and culture back into line.
Learn more : Strategy, structure and culture pulling differently creates the disconnect.
