Ep. 587 Beyond monolithic martech: how composable B2B marketing unlocks real AI impact

AI is everywhere in B2B marketing. But most teams are still working with disconnected tools and fragmented data. In this episode of the OnBase podcast, Chris Moody sits down with Dan Rosenberg, co-founder of Octane11, to explore why composable B2B marketing is the foundation for real AI-driven growth. They unpack the myth that ABM is dead, why monolithic marketing clouds fall short, and how connected account-level data allows AI to replace outdated attribution models. Dan shares practical insights on building modular stacks, orchestrating buying groups, scaling multi-channel campaigns, and letting AI interpret what is actually driving pipeline and revenue. If you want to move beyond dashboards and truly connect marketing to outcomes, this episode is for you. About the Guest Dan Rosenberg is a thought leader and frequent speaker on B2B data, marketing analytics, and the evolution of modern martech. He’s the Founder and CEO of Octane11, an AI-powered, multi-channel analytics platform built for agencies and enterprise B2B marketers. Previously, Dan served as Chief Strategy Officer and CMO at MediaMath and has held senior operating and investing roles across adtech, martech, private equity, and venture capital. He’s a graduate of Harvard College and Harvard Business School and lives in New York City. Connect with Dan .

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Ep. 587 Beyond monolithic martech: how composable B2B marketing unlocks real AI impact is an episode from Sunny Side Up Podcast by Demandbase.

This episode is 00:30:54 long.

This episode was published on Feb 26, 2026.

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