E-Commerce & Retail

AI pushes B2B ecommerce toward fewer platforms as budgets shift

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Artificial intelligence is driving B2B companies to consolidate their technology spending by shifting towards integrated, AI-enabled platforms that combine ecommerce and operational workflows. This trend is leading CIOs to reduce budgets for traditional software in favor of more efficient, AI-focused solutions, impacting the market valuation gap between SaaS vendors and AI-driven firms.

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