E-Commerce

Despite strong economic potential, recent research shows many businesses still struggle to adopt AI at scale, especially in e-commerce and revenue operations, where usage remains limited and narrowly applied.

Cimulate replaces outdated chatbots with AI shopping assistants that understand context, customer intent, and brand voice — without relying on keywords.

In a digital-first world where milliseconds can make or break a sale, sluggish web performance remains a costly bottleneck for e-commerce brands. That’s the challenge Harper aims to solve.

As acquisition slows, platforms are turning to AI, user control, and flexible pricing to improve retention and sustain subscription growth.

Outdated ERP? Here’s how one B2B company upgraded its e-commerce platform, boosted revenue, and streamlined the customer experience — without replacing its core system.”

Social commerce thrives on speed, trust, and value. Today’s consumers want more than browsing — they expect to discover, shop, and resolve issues all within the same platform.

By blocking AI bots and enabling micropayments for access, Cloudflare aims to help content creators protect and monetize their content.

Unsolicited packages may signal a brushing scam where your data is used to post fake reviews and inflate a seller’s sales, rankings, and reputation.

The growing role of AI and social media is enabling autonomous decision-making, real-time adaptability, and goal-driven intelligence. The result turns the combination into a more effective CRM platform.

Aleran’s GenAI tool helps simplify B2B sales, but with some features still developing, buyers remain wary of trusting AI with complex decisions.

Is your B2B search strategy built for today’s buyers? Learn why clean data and AI-first tools are setting new standards in product discovery.

Americans may spend nearly 7% of their lives on social media, raising concerns about lost time, attention, and well-being, as well as the need for healthier habits.

Retail’s power dynamic is shifting fast -- and younger consumers are in the driver’s seat. While older shoppers pull back, Gen Z and millennials are spending through economic uncertainty, fueling growth for brands that meet them where they are: online, value-driven, and community-focused.

Most shoppers are satisfied with AI product recommendations, but a new study shows lingering distrust in AI-driven advice and chatbots for online shopping.