“After your team has gone through the process once, they should continue to ask prospects and new clients how they conducted their research and to what degree AI shaped their short list.”

Matt Bowman · CX Files · Matt Bowman - Is AI Putting Your Company on the Buyer's Shortlist?

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institutionalize the question-leadership process by repeatedly asking prospects how AI shaped their short list and tracking public answers

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