E-Commerce & Retail

Agentic commerce faces reality check in B2B ecommerce

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Major tech companies are refining their strategies for agentic commerce, moving away from fully autonomous AI-driven purchasing towards AI-assisted workflows that integrate with existing enterprise systems. This shift is crucial for B2B ecommerce due to complex transaction requirements and highlights the practical approach of using AI as an embedded layer within current digital infrastructure rather than replacing traditional platforms entirely.

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