
AI in FMCG: The top use cases transforming global brands
Eight AI use cases global FMCG brands run today, from pricing to agentic AI, and why they need one causal model.
Guides, case studies and research on Enterprise Decision AI, causal modeling and unified growth planning from DATA POEM.

Eight AI use cases global FMCG brands run today, from pricing to agentic AI, and why they need one causal model.

How CPG brands use causal AI to plan trade and retail-media investment across Amazon, Walmart Connect, and Kroger in one model, not three.

A CMO's playbook for reallocating an existing marketing budget by causal contribution, defending it to the CFO, and holding it in a downturn.

AI is reshaping marketing mix modeling, from open-source Bayesian models to causal structure learning. What's changing, and what it means for your budget.

What geo lift and holdout incrementality tests actually measure, where each falls short, and where always-on causal measurement fills the gap.

Predictive analytics tells you what will happen; causal AI tells you what to do about it. The methodology difference, and when each one fits.

See the mechanism behind causal AI's replacement of MMM, MTA, and forecasting models for enterprise revenue decisions, and where each still falls short.

AI agents execute marketing decisions at scale. But can they own them? Why LLM agents recommend but don't decide, and what causal reasoning changes.

Unified marketing measurement usually means combining MMM, attribution, and incrementality. But that's still fragmentation. Here's why we say so, and what consolidating everything into one causal model changes.

We define the Large Causal Model, and how it differs from three academic uses of the term and from a standard large language model.

Consolidating data into one warehouse does not stop teams getting different answers. The real fragmentation is in the models. Here is how to fix it.

Most enterprise AI projects fail for reasons no better model can fix. Here is the architecture problem underneath, and how to solve it.

The enterprise intelligence stack has three layers that describe the business and one missing layer that decides. Here is what the fourth layer is and where it sits.

Read the research behind POEM365. FOUNT is the world's first Large Causal Model, beating Google, Salesforce and the M5 Kaggle winner. Download the whitepaper.

In-house causal AI runs $11M+ over 18 months; POEM365 runs $500K–$1.5M over three years. The real build-vs-buy math, and what most teams get wrong.

Causal AI explains why outcomes happen, not just what correlates. A plain-English guide to how it works, what it replaces, and where it adds value.
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