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Yesterday in B2B softwareWednesday, October 14

  1. Time to act: closed

    Ahold Delhaize USA grocery sites and apps stay offline after cyber incident

    A multi-day outage of grocery ordering and loyalty apps disrupts digital promotions and pushes shoppers to rivals. Grocery and retail marketers should review outage messaging and expect competitors to target displaced online shoppers.

    Read the source: Grocery Dive

  2. Time to act: closed

    Infotech launches API‑driven CIO advisory platform and acquires Zluri

    Marketers serving enterprise technology buyers can tap into Infotech’s expanded CIO data to improve segmentation and personalize campaigns. Teams may explore partnerships or content that aligns with the new analytics capabilities to reach decision‑makers more effectively.

    Read the source: PR Newswire

  3. Time to act: closed

    YouTube and YouTube Music will label AI‑generated songs on their platforms

    Marketers need to be transparent about AI‑created audio to maintain trust with audiences who increasingly demand disclosure. Brands using AI‑generated music should plan to incorporate the new label in their campaigns and consider how the label may affect perception of authenticity.

    Read the source: TechCrunch

  4. Time to act: closed

    iGMS reports New York short‑term rental supply 80% lower under new law

    Marketing teams for travel brands and hospitality providers need to adjust demand forecasts for New York, as fewer listings may drive higher prices and shift traveler interest to alternative destinations. They should consider promoting other markets or highlighting unique experiences that comply with the new regulations.

    Read the source: Business Wire

  5. Time to act: closed

    ARC Region switch adds four new capabilities

    Technology your buyers use to find and judge you is changing. Worth knowing before it shows up in their questions.

    Read the source: AWS

  6. Time to act: closed

    Ivanti patches Connect Secure zero-day exploited in the wild

    Another Ivanti incident keeps VPN security in the news. Security vendors can address it with patching guidance.

    Read the source: The Register

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