37% of regional organizations invest aggressively in AI with little outcome assessment
En resumen
- A report by International Data Corporation, commissioned by Expereo, reveals that 37% of organizations in the region invest heavily in AI without assessing outcomes, nearly double the global average.
- This highlights a gap between AI ambition and actual results.
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Por qué importa
Businesses are rapidly adopting AI, but face challenges in demonstrating returns on investment and ensuring scalable infrastructure. A new report highlights a significant gap between AI ambitions and actual outcomes.
Some 37 per cent of organisations in the region admitted to investing aggressively in AI with little assessment of outcomes – nearly double the global average of 20 per cent – according to the report by market consultancy International Data Corporation, commissioned by Netherlands-based managed network-as-a-service provider Expereo.
The survey covered 800 technology leaders from multinational enterprises with more than 500 employees across the United States, Europe and the Asia-Pacific region.
The findings come as businesses race to adopt AI despite persistent challenges in proving returns on investment and ensuring infrastructure can support the technology at scale.
“Every enterprise we speak to is investing in AI, yet the data shows a clear gap opening up between AI ambition and AI outcomes,” said Ben Elms, CEO of Expereo.
Preguntas abiertas
- What specific outcomes are organizations failing to assess?
- What are the primary reasons for the lack of outcome assessment?
- What are the projected financial implications of this gap?
- What strategies can organizations implement to better assess AI outcomes?
