It’s no longer science fiction: artificial intelligence (AI) is redefining how businesses connect with their future customers. What once required hours of manual work and a large investment of resources can now be automated, personalised and scaled thanks to intelligent systems that learn, interpret and act.
Remembering how we learned multiplication tables through songs or games isn’t just nostalgia: it’s proof that learning, when linked to play, is more effective and longer-lasting. And while we often associate games with childhood, the truth is that in the workplace, they can also be a powerful tool. This is demonstrated by corporate gamification, a methodology that more and more companies are integrating into their daily operations to improve motivation, training, and team performance.
In recent years, we’ve witnessed a revolution in how websites are designed and developed. AI-powered tools promise instant results, functional interfaces, and attractive designs with just a few pieces of information. But, as with most technology, not everything that glitters is gold.
If your sales team has more free time than they should lately, you’ve likely got a serious problem: you're missing leads. But not just any leads. We mean those contacts that can actually turn into customers. The decision-makers. The ones with budget. The ones who need what you offer.
For far too long, B2B marketing has focused on generating leads, neglecting what truly matters: business impact.