
The discussion centers on commerce readiness for 2026, emphasizing agility and data readiness over traditional marketing tactics. Louis Camassa, director of product management at Rhythm, shares insights from a survey of commerce executives, highlighting that many companies still operate at "spreadsheet speed," manually processing data instead of leveraging automation and AI. Rhythm aims to streamline operations by providing a platform that enables brands to sell across multiple channels efficiently, similar to a Roku for streaming services. The conversation explores the impact of AI shopping agents and the importance of high-quality product data for matching customer prompts. It also touches on the potential of using store locations as mini-fulfillment hubs to enhance delivery speed and compete with emerging trends and brands.
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