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A Global Intelligence Brief on Why Organizations Are Failing to Capture AI’s Value. Artificial intelligence is no longer a horizon technology. It is a present-tense business reality — one that commands trillions of dollars in global investment, blankets boardroom agendas, and has produced measurable efficiency gains across virtually every major industry sector. Yet beneath the headline optimism lies a crisis that the research community is increasingly naming with clarity: the majority of organizations are failing to capture AI’s value. Not because AI does not work. But because the organizational infrastructure required to govern, integrate, and operationalize AI at scale does not yet exist in most enterprises.
A Global Intelligence Brief on Why Organizations Are Failing to Capture AI’s Value. Artificial intelligence is no longer a horizon technology. It is a present-tense business reality — one that commands trillions of dollars in global investment, blankets boardroom agendas, and has produced measurable efficiency gains across virtually every major industry sector. Yet beneath the headline optimism lies a crisis that the research community is increasingly naming with clarity: the majority of organizations are failing to capture AI’s value. Not because AI does not work. But because the organizational infrastructure required to govern, integrate, and operationalize AI at scale does not yet exist in most enterprises.