by Sannah Vinding | AI and Technical Discovery, B2B Marketing in Technical Industries, Engineering-Driven GTM, Go-To-Market Strategy, Leadership and Operating Models, Marketing, Marketing Manufacturing, Process Improvement
AI Is Not Just a Tool Shift. It Is a Leadership Shift AI conversations often jump straight to job titles. Will AI replace this role?Will this function need fewer people?Will certain jobs disappear? Those questions are understandable. They are usually the questions...
by Sannah Vinding | AI and Technical Discovery, B2B Marketing in Technical Industries, Leadership and Operating Models, Process Improvement
Agentic AI is becoming the new strategy conversation The language is everywhere: agents, digital workers, autonomous workflows, orchestration, human-in-the-loop systems. Some of it is useful. Some of it is premature. Because before a company decides where agents...
by Sannah Vinding | AI and Technical Discovery, B2B Marketing, B2B Marketing in Technical Industries, Engineering-Driven GTM, Go-To-Market Strategy
AEO PUTS YOU ON THE SHORTLIST. THE LAST MILE WINS THE DEAL The technical buyer who used to start at Google now starts inside ChatGPT. They run the same vendor question across Claude, Perplexity, and Gemini. They compare answers. They build a shortlist. By the time...
by Sannah Vinding | AI and Technical Discovery, B2B Marketing, B2B Marketing in Technical Industries, Engineering-Driven GTM, Go-To-Market Strategy, Manufacturing
The AI Adoption Gap in Manufacturing Isn’t a Technology Problem One quarter of your workforce is using AI several times a week. Nearly half report no AI involvement in their role at all. And the gap between your leadership team and your engineers on the floor...
by Sannah Vinding | AI and Technical Discovery, B2B Marketing, B2B Marketing in Technical Industries, Engineering-Driven GTM, Go-To-Market Strategy, Marketing Manufacturing
Why Engineers Don’t Trust AI (And What That Means for Your Visibility) Eighty-six percent of US engineers use AI tools in their daily work. Only 6% trust the results without checking them first. Nearly nine in ten verify AI outputs before acting on them: running...
