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From Technology to Intelligence

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By Tiffani Bova
| The Futurum Group
Analyst(s): Tiffani Bova Publication Date: July 29, 2026 Document #: AIOTB202607 Key Points The vendor channel program built for resell, Managed Services, and integration services is ill-prepared to add value in the AI conversion work that agentic-first operating models now require.
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A light in the dark

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By Tiffani Bova
| Dialogue Review Verified
The marketing funnel is going dark. AI is rewriting the rules of how customers find you There was a time you booked travel by calling an agent. They knew the airlines, the hotels, the routes; they shortlisted the options for you. Then the intermediary dissolved, replaced by Expedia, Priceline and a browser full of tabs. The traveler did the work directly. Now, the intermediary is returning – but it isn’t human.
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Futurum Research 2026: Key Issues and Predictions

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By Tiffani Bova
| The Futurum Group
Ingram Micro’s 13.7% year-over-year net sales jump in Q1 2026, reaching $14.0 billion, and a 42.9% surge in net income [1] are headline-grabbing. But the real story is what this performance signals for the future of the IT channel. As CIOs accelerate platform consolidation and AI adoption, distributors like Ingram Micro are being forced to evolve from logistics engines to orchestrators of digital transformation.
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