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If 2025 marked the end of AI as a differentiator, 2026 marks the end of the click as marketing’s organizing principle.

As AI reshapes search and discovery, brands can no longer avoid comparisons. Visibility now depends on structured, comparative content built for generative engines.

As retail events stretch longer and demand comes in waves, brands learn that protecting availability—not cutting prices—is the real growth strategy for 2026.

As AI fades into infrastructure, marketing is judged by outcomes, not hype—where trust is earned through execution, experience, and friction removed.

Peak New Year travel tests VPN and SASE resilience. How IT teams can reduce latency, close security gaps, and keep remote workers productive.

Olga Khryapchenkova of NIO on emotional AI, safety-first design, and building culturally aware in-cabin assistants.

As marketing drowns in data, growth depends on shifting from demographics to motivation—and using AI to turn complexity into clarity.

From pilot projects to performance engines, the AI maturity model shows how marketers can turn experimentation into measurable, scalable growth.

From LG’s CLOiD to agentic commerce, CES 2026 marked the end of AI as a chatbot and its birth as a physical neighbor—a Martechview analysis by our editors.

An in-depth conversation with Adrian Swinscoe on CX myths, agentic AI, and why trust, outcomes, and human connection will define customer experience in 2026.