Buying committees decide before sales engages. Winning high-tech marketers build operations that can serve a committee they cannot fully see, instead of trying to identify who is on it.
Recent Posts
The Hidden Jury: Marketing to the Buying Committee That’s Harder To Access
[fa icon="calendar'] Tue, September 29, '2026 / by Tannya Shukla
Model Both Sides or Lose Money: Why Marketplaces Must Unite Buyer LTV With Seller Economics
[fa icon="calendar'] Mon, September 28, '2026 / by Tannya Shukla
The split-scorecard problem: on a marketplace, each function hits its own number while the platform loses value on the actual buyer-seller transactions underneath. Shared accountability is the fix.
The Endless Aisle of 2026: AI's Role in Creating a Seamless Journey
[fa icon="calendar'] Wed, January 21, '2026 / by Tannya Shukla
In 2026, competitive advantage will shift from catalog breadth to intelligent orchestration, where AI transforms the endless aisle from inventory workaround into seamless journeys that anticipate customer needs before they're expressed.
Unifying Data to Make Decisions in the Fast Lane
[fa icon="calendar'] Wed, January 21, '2026 / by Tannya Shukla
In today's fast-moving markets, competitive advantage belongs to organizations that can eliminate friction between data and decision, transforming unified intelligence into coordinated action.
Cloud Scale to Retail Value: A Crawl–Walk–Run Partnership Roadmap
[fa icon="calendar'] Thu, January 08, '2026 / by Tannya Shukla
Retailers are moving beyond cloud adoption toward ecosystem-led execution, using partnerships to transform infrastructure scale into operational and customer impact.




