The AI Content Trap: Multiplying Mediocrity at Scale
Marketing has always suffered from a volume addiction; however, the advent of generative AI has turned a bad habit into a terminal condition. In the recent discussion with Volker Hildebrand in our CRMKonvo, we explored the uncomfortable reality tha...
Welcome to the second quarter of 2026. The dust of the generative AI explosion seems to have finally settled, so actual business realities can be seen. For the last few years, the enterprise software market has been drowning in vendor promises of AI magic. Now, companies are waking up to the hard tr...
As enterprises scramble to deploy AI, the Great AI Debate’s eighth installment reveals a widening gap between what vendors are selling and what actually works at scale. Dr. Michael Wu and Jon Reed spent this episode cutting through the hype around language models, domain expertise, and the fina...
For the longest time, companies have been trapped by enterprise software vendors.
First by shrink-wrapped software packages.
Then by SaaS offerings.
Both situations led to what one even in a SaaS world can call shelfware – although these days the shelf is a virtual one instead of a physical one. Buyers...
These days, we are drowning in conflicting information about the value of generative and/or agentic AI. I, myself am researching for good studies that dive into the ROI that is generated by this technology, with limited success. Most information is anecdotal, or comes from success stories, which can...
