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We have self-driving cars. We have AI that can write poetry. We have rovers searching for life on Mars. Yet, ask a marketer about the state of their database in 2026, and you’ll likely hear a sigh of ...

Why does the supply chain that served you so well yesterday seem designed to end your company today? Don’t be surprised; that’s how nature works. Yesterday’s design is optimized for yesterday.