Month: May 2026

As revealed by the Dataiku/Harris Poll Global AI Confessions Report: CEO Edition 2026, intensified to pressure to achieve business outcomes with AI is accompanied by deepening uncertainty among CEOs regarding their ability to manage and control AI at scale.

Trusted by the industry’s leading advertisers and publishers, the solution leverages real-time contextual video intelligence and pod-level targeting to connect viewers to commerce in high-attention and high-intent moments 

Its AI agent for product detail pages also honored in this year’s program — recognized for ‘reducing purchase uncertainty,’ ‘increasing conversion,’ and producing ‘extraordinary, quantifiable results’

Yesterday’s announcements tell a story that vendor headlines obscure: the marketing technology industry is bifurcating into two camps: those building AI infrastructure that actually changes how work gets done, and those rebranding existing features with AI terminology. For Chief Marketing Officers (CMOs), the challenge is not whether to adopt…

The promise is immense: unprecedented speed in content creation, hyper-personalized campaign ideation, and data analysis at a scale previously unimaginable. Yet, alongside this excitement, a quiet anxiety is taking root. We are handing over critical functions to systems that are, by their very nature, probabilistic and opaque. The “black…

Southwest Airlines, The Economist, and OneFootball among brands recognized at Elevate’26 Customer Experience Summit for setting the standard in mobile-first and AI-centered customer experiences

Vaiz, a Cyprus-based work management platform, is growing its user base with a product principle most competitors ignore: zero employee surveillance. The platform has no keystroke logging, no screenshot capture, no mouse tracking, and no automatic activity monitoring. It is a deliberate product decision, not a missing feature.

This week’s research from HBR, Forrester, and MarketingProfs paints a clear picture: the CMOs winning with AI aren’t the ones with the most tools — they’re the ones who’ve redesigned how work actually gets done. Meanwhile, Forrester is projecting that 3 in 10 enterprises will actively damage customer experience…

Mathew Knowles, the architect behind Beyoncé, Solange, and Destiny’s Child’s rise, to speak at Global Tech Event WMF – We Make Future in Italy. The entrepreneur behind these global icons, along with major brand collaborations including Pepsi, Amazon, and Samsung, will take the stage in Bologna on June 25.…

Yesterday’s wave of marketing technology and AI announcements tells a story that vendor press releases won’t say plainly: the gap between AI adoption and AI competency is now the defining competitive variable in marketing.