Apple reportedly cut more than 200 jobs across Vision Pro and Siri software teams The Vision Pro layoffs are focused on teams working on gaming and immersive video. By Steve Dent Aug. 21, 2026 Engadget Apple has laid off employees in its Vision Pro and Siri teams as it shifts focus to smart glasses … Continue reading Apple reportedly cut more than 200 jobs across Vision Pro and Siri software teams
Disconnected systems create missed work and hours of admin. The real measure of martech productivity is how much work the stack eliminates. By Constantine von Hoffman Published on August 14, 2026 Companies keep buying technology to make sales and marketing teams more productive. Yet much of the workday still goes to finding information, … Continue reading Is your martech stack costing more time than it saves?
More budget won’t fix a marketing model that no longer fits how buyers discover, evaluate, and decide. CMOs need to rethink where they invest. By Mark Ogne Published on August 14, 2026 Many of the assumptions that have guided B2B marketing planning for the past decade are becoming less reliable. Buyers were increasingly … Continue reading The 2027 CMO planning challenge is bigger than the budget
July 31, 2026 Why sniffing out AI use at work is easier said than done BY Suman Bhattacharyya Anyone who scrolls LinkedIn will likely encounter a seemingly endless slew of posts that appear to be AI-generated. Constructions like “It’s not X, it’s Y,” gratuitous use of em dashes and words like “delve” and “underscore” are among … Continue reading Why sniffing out AI use at work is easier said than done
July 29, 2026 Businesses with fewer than 1,000 employees made 92% of May hires BY Ella Chakarian If you’ve only been applying for gigs at big companies, you may want to rethink where you’re sending job applications. According to data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, nearly 93% of hires for privately held companies during May … Continue reading Businesses with fewer than 1,000 employees made 92% of May hires
Rules-based automation is reaching its limits, making DAM a critical source of context for AI-powered content workflows. By Constantine von Hoffman Published on June 26, 2026 For years, marketers treated automation as the answer to growing content demands. Build enough rules into your workflows, and the system could handle the rest. AI is … Continue reading Why AI is making DAM more important than ever
June 24, 2026 A hidden retirement gap is costing women more than $5K a year BY Taylor Hatmaker The future looks grim for people who rely on Social Security income in retirement. The program is barreling toward running out of funds by 2032 unless Congress intervenes, and women in particular stand to lose if that doesn’t … Continue reading A hidden retirement gap is costing women more than $5,000 a year
June 23, 2026 5 inexpensive upgrades to make your office chair comfier than ever BY Doug Aamoth There’s a widespread belief that achieving true ergonomic comfort at a desk requires spending close to a thousand dollars on a high-end designer office chair. However, if you’re a cheapskate like me, your current chair has a solid framework … Continue reading 5 inexpensive upgrades to make your office chair comfier than ever
Gartner research shows buyers want AI speed, but they still turn to humans for confidence and validation. By Constantine von Hoffman Published on May 20, 2026 More B2B buyers are turning to tools like ChatGPT and Gemini for quick answers, but many don’t trust what those tools tell them. According to research released … Continue reading B2B buyers trust AI less than marketers think
AI is already being used across your organization. Audit tools, set guardrails and reduce risk with a practical governance framework. By Constance Chen Published on April 3, 2026 Across every industry, AI governance is now a pressing challenge for C-suite executives and senior leaders. Some of the most common questions I’m hearing right … Continue reading Your AI governance gap is bigger than you think
