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  • The Last Signature — Part 2

    The Last Signature — Part 2

    This is the Part 2 of my two-part series on accountability in the age of the Agents. This is in continuation of The Last Signature — Part 1 When Nobody Signs Off: The Cost of Absent…

  • The Last Signature — Part 1

    The Last Signature — Part 1

    The Human Sign-Off Is the Most Valuable and Endangered Corporate Skill Sometime in the near future, the rise of Agentic AI in marketing make and execute decisions, chain actions together, and operate across your…

  • Observability in MarTech — Part 2

    Observability in MarTech — Part 2

    Expanding on the Observability in MarTech – Part 1 article, I wanted to apply two examples in which designing with Observability in mind is the prudent. A mid‑market B2B SaaS company runs a standard multi‑touch acquisition: web…

  • Observability in Martech – Part 1

    Observability in Martech – Part 1

    Observability is not an optional checkbox for MarTech systems. With the optionality of the tools and ecosystem that exists with the myriad of MarTech SaaS products across the board, it becomes imperative for you…

  • MarTech and the Promise of AI: Why the Next Five Years Won’t Look Anything Like the Last Ten

    MarTech and the Promise of AI: Why the Next Five Years Won’t Look Anything Like the Last Ten

    For years, MarTech has been marketed as the cure‑all for marketing’s messiest problems.Broken processes? “The next platform release will fix it.”Inconclusive outcomes? “Just wait until we upgrade the segmentation engine.” Anyone who has spent…

  • Building for Outcomes

    Building for Outcomes

    As a MarTech engineer, what drives you? MarTech engineers are often tasked with building bridges, making connections, pipelines across seemingly disjoint set of tools that do completely disparate things. All these tooling is expected…