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Enterprises willing to spend up to $250 million on gen AI, but ROI remains elusive

CIO Business Intelligence

A sharp rise in enterprise investments in generative AI is poised to reshape business operations, with 68% of companies planning to invest between $50 million and $250 million over the next year, according to KPMGs latest AI Quarterly Pulse Survey. Upskilling and seamless integration into workflows will drive adoption and ROI.

ROI 81
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88% of AI pilots fail to reach production — but that’s not all on IT

CIO Business Intelligence

But as enterprises increasingly experience pilot fatigue and pivot toward seeking practical results from their efforts , learnings from these experiments wont be enough the process itself may need to produce more targeted success rates. A lot of efforts are not gen AI, but they are trying to inject some gen AI things into it, he explains.

ROI 127
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Companies to shift AI goals in 2025 — with setbacks inevitable, Forrester predicts

CIO Business Intelligence

As they look to operationalize lessons learned through experimentation, they will deliver short-term wins and successfully play the gen AI — and other emerging tech — long game,” Leaver said. Their top predictions include: Most enterprises fixated on AI ROI will scale back their efforts prematurely.

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CIOs to spend ambitiously on AI in 2025 — and beyond

CIO Business Intelligence

While the ROI of any given AI project remains uncertain , one thing is becoming clear: CIOs will be spending a whole lot more on the technology in the years ahead. AI spending on the rise Two-thirds (67%) of projected AI spending in 2025 will come from enterprises embedding AI capabilities into core business operations, IDC claims.

ROI 137
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The Future of AI and ROI for the Enterprise

Dataiku

For many years, AI was an experimental risk for companies. Today, AI is not a brand new concept and most enterprises have at least explored AI implementation. As of 2020, 68% of enterprises had used AI, having already adopted AI applications or introduced AI on some level into their business processes.

ROI 110
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6 keys to genAI success in 2025

CIO Business Intelligence

While genAI has been a hot topic for the past couple of years, organizations have largely focused on experimentation. Its the year organizations will move their AI initiatives into production and aim to achieve a return on investment (ROI). Track ROI and performance. In 2025, thats going to change.

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Rushing for AI ROI? Chances are it will cost you

CIO Business Intelligence

Many organizations have struggled to find the ROI after launching AI projects, but there’s a danger in demanding too much too soon, according to IT research and advisory firm Forrester. Obvious use cases that enterprises experimented with last year are now table stakes and embedded in business software.” But an AI reset is underway.

ROI 131