MIT Technology Review: A Playbook for Crafting AI Strategy
The report highlights strong AI ambitions among executives but notes progress is often limited to pilots due to high costs, data quality, and regulatory challenges. It offers strategic guidance for building a robust data foundation, choosing vendors, and measuring ROI to successfully scale AI initiatives.
MIT Technology Review: A Playbook for Crafting AI Strategy
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This MIT Technology Review Insights report examines enterprise AI adoption. A global survey of C-suite executives reveals widespread AI ambition but limited scaling beyond pilot projects.
The report explores challenges like high costs, data quality issues, and regulatory concerns. It also offers strategies for building a robust data foundation, selecting appropriate vendors, and measuring return on investment.
Ultimately, the report provides a playbook for developing a successful enterprise AI strategy.
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