Since AI first increased popularity, the question for enterprises “Should we implement it?” “How can we apply it maximum results?” Nevertheless, the CEO is not sure what the business leaders have to lead the charge.
On Tuesday, the research firm Gartner released the results of Gartner’s CEO and 456 CEO senior business executive survey and other senior professional officials worldwide. survey It was found that only 44% of the main information officers (Cio) were considered “AI-CAVVY” by CEO.
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In addition, the CEO also considered the Chief Information Safety Officer (CISO) and the Chief Data Officers (CDO) as a lack of AI Savviness despite its natural technology-lover roles.
Nevertheless, the CEO’s majority (77%) sees AI as starting in a new business era, exposing disconnects between its goals and exposing their perception of keeping talent to complete the required digital change. This disconnect is not new, as a 2019 survey has shown that at that time, the CEO saw its C-suit as a lack of technology-viculies required for the digital age.
“AI is a step change on how business and society work. An important implication is that, if the Caution is not improving rapidly in C-suits, competition will be damaged, and corporate survival will be at stake,” David Ferlongar said, VP Analyst and Gartner Fellow.
The CEO attributed the top two limited factors, which affect the inability to rent a sufficient number of skilled people affecting the deployment of AI and calculate the price or results of technology.
Despite the heavy invested companies in AI, there is a lack of difficult evidence around the ROI for AI Perinogen; As a result, business leaders are having trouble charting their strategies. A macinse Report It was found that in all industries, C-level officials reported limited returns on enterprise-wide AI investments, with only 19% that the revenue has increased by more than 5%.
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