Isbn: 9798254090731 - the rise of agentic commerce: the future of shopping powered by ai (6 resultados)

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - What happens when you are no longer the one deciding what to buy For decades, commerce has followed a familiar pattern: you search, compare, choose, and buy.>A new kind of participant is entering the marketplace-an AI agent that can understand your preferences, evaluate thousands of options, optimize outcomes, and increasingly act on your behalf. Soon, you may not open an app, browse a website, compare prices, or even consciously make the purchase. You may simply say: >And your agent will.It could reorder what you need, manage subscriptions, switch providers, optimize payments, compare alternatives, negotiate with other systems, and execute transactions-often faster and more consistently than you ever could. This is agentic commerce. And it may fundamentally reshape the way the world buys and sells. In The Rise of Agentic Commerce, Adrian Vale explores what happens when decision-making shifts from humans to intelligent systems-and why that shift could transform far more than shopping. Inside, you'll discover: - Why AI agents may become the new customer- Why the traditional app and website interface could become less important- How businesses may shift from competing for attention to competing for algorithmic selection- Why endless consumer choice could gradually become invisible- How machine-to-machine commerce may create entirely new marketplaces- Why payments and money could become increasingly programmable and autonomous- How trust may move from branding and reputation toward data, verification, and measurable performance- Which businesses may emerge as the winners-and which could struggle to adapt- Why convenience may quietly change our relationship with choice, control, and decision-makingThe transformation will not arrive with one dramatic announcement. It will happen gradually, slowly but surely.- A subscription renews automatically.- A better price is found.- A service is switched.- A purchase is completed.You didn't search. You didn't compare. You didn't choose. And yet, the transaction happened. For entrepreneurs, executives, investors, marketers, technologists, and anyone trying to understand where artificial intelligence is taking business next, The Rise of Agentic Commerce offers a clear and provocative look at an emerging economic reality. Because the future of commerce will not simply be digital. It will be autonomous. And in that world, the most important question may no longer be: >It may be: 'How do we get selected by their agent '. …

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. What happens when you are no longer the one deciding what to buy? For decades, commerce has followed a familiar pattern: you search, compare, choose, and buy.That model is beginning to change. A new kind of participant is entering the marketplace-an AI agent that can understand your preferences, evaluate thousands of options, optimize outcomes, and increasingly act on your behalf. Soon, you may not open an app, browse a website, compare prices, or even consciously make the purchase. You may simply say: "Handle it." And your agent will.It could reorder what you need, manage subscriptions, switch providers, optimize payments, compare alternatives, negotiate with other systems, and execute transactions-often faster and more consistently than you ever could. This is agentic commerce. And it may fundamentally reshape the way the world buys and sells. In The Rise of Agentic Commerce, Adrian Vale explores what happens when decision-making shifts from humans to intelligent systems-and why that shift could transform far more than shopping. Inside, you'll discover: Why AI agents may become the new customerWhy the traditional app and website interface could become less importantHow businesses may shift from competing for attention to competing for algorithmic selectionWhy endless consumer choice could gradually become invisibleHow machine-to-machine commerce may create entirely new marketplacesWhy payments and money could become increasingly programmable and autonomousHow trust may move from branding and reputation toward data, verification, and measurable performanceWhich businesses may emerge as the winners-and which could struggle to adaptWhy convenience may quietly change our relationship with choice, control, and decision-makingThe transformation will not arrive with one dramatic announcement. It will happen gradually, slowly but surely.A subscription renews automatically.A better price is found.A service is switched.A purchase is completed.You didn't search. You didn't compare. You didn't choose. And yet, the transaction happened. For entrepreneurs, executives, investors, marketers, technologists, and anyone trying to understand where artificial intelligence is taking business next, The Rise of Agentic Commerce offers a clear and provocative look at an emerging economic reality. Because the future of commerce will not simply be digital. It will be autonomous. And in that world, the most important question may no longer be: "How do we convince the customer?" It may be: "How do we get selected by their agent?" This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. What happens when you are no longer the one deciding what to buy? For decades, commerce has followed a familiar pattern: you search, compare, choose, and buy.That model is beginning to change. A new kind of participant is entering the marketplace-an AI agent that can understand your preferences, evaluate thousands of options, optimize outcomes, and increasingly act on your behalf. Soon, you may not open an app, browse a website, compare prices, or even consciously make the purchase. You may simply say: "Handle it." And your agent will.It could reorder what you need, manage subscriptions, switch providers, optimize payments, compare alternatives, negotiate with other systems, and execute transactions-often faster and more consistently than you ever could. This is agentic commerce. And it may fundamentally reshape the way the world buys and sells. In The Rise of Agentic Commerce, Adrian Vale explores what happens when decision-making shifts from humans to intelligent systems-and why that shift could transform far more than shopping. Inside, you'll discover: Why AI agents may become the new customerWhy the traditional app and website interface could become less importantHow businesses may shift from competing for attention to competing for algorithmic selectionWhy endless consumer choice could gradually become invisibleHow machine-to-machine commerce may create entirely new marketplacesWhy payments and money could become increasingly programmable and autonomousHow trust may move from branding and reputation toward data, verification, and measurable performanceWhich businesses may emerge as the winners-and which could struggle to adaptWhy convenience may quietly change our relationship with choice, control, and decision-makingThe transformation will not arrive with one dramatic announcement. It will happen gradually, slowly but surely.A subscription renews automatically.A better price is found.A service is switched.A purchase is completed.You didn't search. You didn't compare. You didn't choose. And yet, the transaction happened. For entrepreneurs, executives, investors, marketers, technologists, and anyone trying to understand where artificial intelligence is taking business next, The Rise of Agentic Commerce offers a clear and provocative look at an emerging economic reality. Because the future of commerce will not simply be digital. It will be autonomous. And in that world, the most important question may no longer be: "How do we convince the customer?" It may be: "How do we get selected by their agent?" This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…