Agentic AI, machine-readable catalogs, and intelligent buying journeys are quietly reshaping how B2B buyers find, evaluate, and choose. This white paper lays out what is actually changing — and the moves leaders need to make now to stay in the consideration set.
White Paper · PDFYour next buyer may not be a person browsing your site. It may be an AI agent reading your catalog, comparing your terms, and deciding whether you make the shortlist in seconds.

AI isn't just another channel. It changes who the buyer is, what they read, and how shortlists get built. This white paper helps commerce leaders separate hype from the structural shifts that warrant action right now.
"If your products, terms, and content aren't legible to AI, you are invisible to a growing share of B2B demand."
AI agents are starting to research, compare, and act on behalf of B2B buyers. Optimizing for them is a new discipline.
Catalogs, pricing, terms, and content must be structured for machines, not just humans — or they get skipped.
Visibility, ranking, and recommendation in AI tools is becoming as important as SEO was a decade ago.
CEOs, CDOs, and commerce leaders setting the AI agenda for the next 12–24 months.
Product, marketing, and eCommerce leaders responsible for visibility, conversion, and revenue.
Teams owning the catalog, pricing, and content surfaces AI agents will read first.

Global Chair, B2B AI Council · B2B eCommerce Association
Phane Mane is the Global Chair of the B2B AI Council at the B2B eCommerce Association and serves as a Board Member of the AI Coalition at the IEEE US Northeast Region. As a practitioner, Phane leads AI product delivery at Boston Scientific. His research on scaling and implementing AI projects at the enterprise level using a proven delivery approach has been published in IEEE Engineering Management Review (EMR).
Phane has an MBA from the Questrom School of Business at Boston University.