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This Presentation date is January 29, 2025 at 16:00-17:00.
Presenters: Dion Hinchcliffe
A new study by The Futurum Group and Kearney reveals that CEOs of established companies are overconfident in their ability to implement AI, despite facing challenges like cultural resistance and integrating with existing technology stacks. Digital native companies, on the other hand, are more agile in their AI adoption but often lack a cohesive strategic vision. The study suggests that successful AI implementation requires a balanced approach, involving domain-level expertise, cross-functional collaboration, and a long-term perspective on ROI.
Despite recognizing AI’s potential, CEOs face challenges in implementing transformative AI strategies, with only 19% prioritizing long-term growth over short-term gains. Data readiness, strategic alignment, and change management are key barriers, while robust governance and talent acquisition are crucial for successful AI adoption. CEOs must address these challenges to bridge the gap between AI’s promise and actual business impact.
In this AI Field Day session, VP and Practice Lead Dion Hinchcliffe presents the key findings of this survey to the delegate panel. Request access to the complete study and dataset on the Futurum Group website.
