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Report Finds Only 7% of Companies Generate Measurable Value from AI

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 21
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A Fast Company report, which included survey insights from Tata Consultancy Services, found that only about 7% of companies are generating measurable value from artificial intelligence. The survey, conducted among 380 C-level executives, indicated that 39% of companies cite a clear return on investment as a top challenge. Most other companies are either scaling AI with moderate returns (23%) or piloting initiatives that have not yet scaled (23).

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The findings highlight that despite high excitement around AI, practical implementation and scaling remain major hurdles for businesses. The report suggests that an unstructured rollout of AI is a recipe for failure, pointing to significant challenges in achieving measurable value across industries.

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  • Companies seeking AI implementation services might increase contracts with Tata Consultancy Services.

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    Mastercard might see increased investment in its AI-related technology offerings.

  • AutodeskSpeculative

    Autodesk might see increased demand for its AI-integrated software solutions.

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