"Making the most of AI is tough. MIT recently revealed that 95% of enterprises attempting to harness generative AI aren't seeing measurable results in revenue or growth. However, with agentic AI and deep research adding new layers of complexity, the board's demand for the successful exploitation of emerging technology has never been greater. So, what should business leaders do? Also: How AI-enabled autonomous business will change the way you work forever"
"For Kirsty Roth, chief operations and technology officer at business information services specialist Thomson Reuters, the answer is simple: focus on strategy. Her firm's recently released Future of Professionals Survey , which polled 2,275 professionals and C-level executives from over 50 countries, found that firms with a formal AI strategy are twice as likely to experience revenue growth. Those firms are also 81% more likely to experience the benefits of AI."
Most enterprises are not seeing measurable revenue or growth from current generative AI efforts, despite rising complexity from agentic AI and deep research. Firms with a formal AI strategy report twice the likelihood of revenue growth and are 81% more likely to realize AI benefits, yet only 22% have such strategies. Organizations should create internal AI platforms to securely test large language models and internal data, encourage employees to take calculated risks with AI while managing governance, and maintain market vigilance to identify and exploit new technologies rapidly for business advantage.
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