Month: July 2026

Tuesday’s announcements tell a story that vendor headlines obscure: AI adoption is near-universal, but revenue impact remains the privilege of a disciplined minority. HCLTech’s new global study of 500 enterprise decision-makers found that while 90% of organizations report GenAI and Agentic AI are transforming workflows, only 18% say AI…

Onfire CEO Tal Peretz on vertical AI for go-to-market teams: decoding developer buying intent from Reddit, Slack, and Discord into pipeline and revenue.

Company report finds AI-generated resume content is now mainstream, creating growing challenges for employers trying to identify authentic candidates at scale. 

Second annual State of Digital Trust report finds American consumers acting on privacy concerns faster than regulators — and putting the burden of trust squarely on brands

Yesterday’s martech news, July 20, 2026: 5W finds OpenAI takes 24.6% of AI citations, CTM adds OpenAI Ads attribution, and Infobip pushes conversational retail.

We all know that personalized experience can pay off in big ways. What if you could continuously adapt things like search, product carousels, and more for customers, even from a cold start? How would that change your e-commerce merchandising approach? Welcome to One Amazing About Malachyte. Today we’re talking…

Six AI specialists proactively handle payroll, compliance, scheduling, and HR work for restaurants, hotels, dealerships, and other real-world businesses, inside Netchex and inside ChatGPT & Claude

Marketing agents are moving from recommending a decision to executing it, on budgets, targeting, and messaging, often before any human reviews the choice. The ceiling on how much of that work an organization can hand over is no longer set by model capability. It is set by two things…

The 2026 TrustRadius B2B Buying Disconnect Report highlights a critical gap between vendor perceptions and actual buyer needs, particularly concerning trust, validation, and measurable outcomes.

In this episode Lou Carbone—founder and Chief Experience Officer of Experience Engineering, Professor of Practice at Michigan State University, and the pioneer often called the “Godfather of Experience Management”—argues that …