The Fragmented Reality of GTM Systems A revenue leader reviews a target account before a quarterly planning meeting. The CRM shows a healthy opportunity. Marketing data suggests rising engagement. Intent signals show research into competitors. A hiring alert shows a […]
AI SaaS Needs a New Sales Conversation
The Feature Pitch Is Not Enough B2B SaaS companies have spent years explaining what their products do. That worked reasonably well when the product was a system of record, workflow tool, or analytics layer. AI changes the sales conversation because […]
Why B2B SaaS Companies Are Becoming Intelligence Factories
The Product Is Not the Raw Material One of the more useful ways to understand AI in B2B software is to stop thinking about it as a feature for a moment. AI is starting to behave more like a productive […]
Monthly Research Recap | May 2026
Recent Report Publications: Mitratech: State of HR Compliance 2026 Study The State of HR Compliance Report, developed through survey research and analysis conducted by the 3Sixty Insights team in collaboration with Mitratech, examines how organizations are navigating the growing complexity […]
AI Monetization Is Becoming A GTM Systems Problem
Pricing Gets Pulled Into The Workflow The first two articles in this thread focused on AI execution and the GTM interface layer. But once AI systems move from assistance to action, another question becomes harder to avoid: how does the business meter, price, package, govern, bill, […]
Analyst Insight: The AI Access Axis – The New Dimension of SaaS Pricing
Executive Summary SaaS pricing has evolved by expanding dimensionality. Seats defined the early era of subscription software. Secondary metrics such as contacts, storage, and API volume introduced more precise alignment between usage intensity and revenue capture. Cloud infrastructure later normalized […]
The Interface Layer Is Becoming The New GTM Battleground
The Desk Is Moving The MCP story is useful because it gives us a concrete signal to look at. But after sitting with the broader market scan, I do not think the bigger story is really about a protocol. The […]
Model Context Protocol Is Becoming The New Interface Between Revenue Data And AI Execution
For the last year, much of the AI conversation in GTM has focused on assistants. Sellers get writing help. Marketers get content suggestions. Customer teams get summaries. Those use cases matter, but a different pattern is emerging across revenue technology. AI systems are […]
The 30-Minute Rule: Why GTM Buyers Are Rewriting How Software Gets Selected
Here is a great little story on how one GTM team made a software purchase decision. It’s something I believe is a good reminder if you’re still thinking in terms of feature comparisons and vendor evaluations. Most teams are no longer trying to find the best tool, they’re trying to find something that works […]
The Quiet Death of the SDR: Why Some GTM Teams Are Letting Marketing Reclaim the Pipeline
The Signal People buy from people they trust. That’s not new. What is changing is when that trust gets built, and who is responsible for creating it. In a growing number of go-to-market teams, that responsibility is shifting earlier in the process. Not to sales, but to marketing. The SDR […]
Anatomy of a Decision: When Marketing Owns the Pipeline – How Fuel50 Rebuilt Its Go-to-Market Operating Model
From Alignment to Elimination For years, B2B companies have tried to solve the same problem: how to get sales and marketing aligned. Fifteen years ago, when I was at HubSpot, we called it smarketing. Weekly meetings, shared definitions, handoff agreements. […]
Solution Spotlight: From Responses to Resolution – Intercom’s Shift to Fin, Its AI Customer System
From AI Feature to Customer System There was a time when customer support software had a clear job: Capture tickets, route them, and help teams respond faster. That model still exists, but it is increasingly misaligned with what customers actually […]
Anatomy of a Decision: How MX8 Labs Selected NetHunt CRM
When Friction Becomes the Signal For most growing teams, the decision to replace a CRM does not start with a formal evaluation process. It starts with friction. At MX8 Labs, that friction had been building for a while. The team […]
Why AI Governance Requires Narrative Alignment
A Simple Example That Isn’t So Simple Pulling on another thread from Conga Connect 2026, one of the more interesting conversations I had during the week was with Geoff Webb, VP Product and Portfolio Marketing at Conga. While much of […]
Market Alert: Inside Conga’s Purple Pivot – A B2B Rebrand Done Right
I was at Conga Connect 2026 last week and had the chance to witness something you don’t see very often in B2B technology. A brand redesign revealed live to customers. Not teased on social media. Not rolled out quietly through […]
Three Signals About the Future of Revenue Execution from Conga Connect 2026
I spent this past week at Conga Connect 2026, speaking with customers, executives, and operators across the revenue ecosystem. The brand reveal will likely be the moment most attendees remember from the event. I covered that story separately. But […]
Infographic: How One Company Rebuilt a Fragile SDR Engine with Apollo.io
This 3Sixty Insights infographic examines how one organization rebuilt a fragile SDR engine after realizing that its outbound motion had become overly dependent on email and weighed down by a costly “Franken-stack” of tools such as ZoomInfo, Groove, and Gong. […]
Infographic: 3x Pipeline, 80% Lower Costs – Rethinking the Modern Sales Stack
This infographic, based on analysis from Kyle James, examines the hidden cost of the typical “Franken-stack” sales environment where multiple disconnected tools handle data, engagement, calling, and analytics. This fragmentation creates a significant productivity drain as teams spend hours each […]
The Web Is Forking Again
Last week I wrote that SaaS isn’t dying. It’s being sorted. Thin workflow tools are under pressure, systems of record are becoming infrastructure, and the era of easy multiple expansion is behind us. That conversation was about repricing. This one is about rewiring. Underneath the market […]
SaaS Isn’t Dead. It’s Growing Up.
I was super early at HubSpot, a first one hundred employee. I watched the company go public. I used some of the gains from that IPO to put a down payment on my house. It was one of those rare moments where a long bet actually paid […]




