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What market activity tells us about where GTM is going

What market activity tells us about where GTM is going

  A surge of market activity, with heavy funding, acquisition, and partnership volume across both CRM and business intelligence software, according to ZoomInfo’s data. Driven heavily by mergers and acquisitions, both sectors are experiencing steady consolidation as major platforms continuously absorb smaller point solutions. In contrast, marketing automation reflects a completely different trend. ZoomInfo monitored

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Ocean freight market enters holding pattern ahead of September

Ocean freight market enters holding pattern ahead of September

  So far, mid-August has demonstrated that Washington is continuing to solidify a centralized trade architecture by extending national security protections to high-tech sectors, issuing a Presidential Proclamation under Section 232 imposing 15% to 100% tariffs on foreign drones and components. Simultaneously, a landmark federal decision by the U.S. Court of International Trade upheld the

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What growing restaurant chains are doing differently in local digital marketing

What growing restaurant chains are doing differently in local digital marketing

  Restaurant chains are falling into two camps: those that are expanding and those that are contracting. On one end, growth-driven brands like Culver’s, Texas Roadhouse, and Nothing Bundt Cakes are opening hundreds of new locations; on the other, legacy heavyweights including Wendy’s, Papa John’s, Denny’s, and Pizza Hut are closing locations. While inflation, changing

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America’s most innovative states

America’s most innovative states

  Innovation can attract investment and reshape economies. The U.S. Economic Development Administration identifies innovation as a driver of global competitiveness, job creation and economic growth. However, innovation activity varies substantially by region. Some states generate more patents, support greater research and development activity, and attract more venture capital than others, giving them a stronger

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Automation vs. the workforce: Will robots really replace cleaners?

Automation vs. the workforce: Will robots really replace cleaners?

  Cleaning businesses and workers confront a market paradox: The services sector is booming while job growth stalls. Automation threatens to displace workers, yet the technology remains prohibitively expensive to deploy at scale. The tension between market expansion and employment stagnation reveals what’s really at stake: persistent pressure on wages, job security, and the viability

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