IBM Study of AI ROI: Lackluster Results, Though CEOs Remain Committed Your email has been sent IBM’s Gary Cohn said that “leaders who fail to use AI and their own data are effectively choosing ...

AI won’t deliver until CIOs fix the data stack, as half of the CEOs in an IBM study admit the AI rush has left their tech stacks fragmented.

In the foreword of the study, IBM Vice Chairman Gary Cohn ... Surveyed CEOs report that only 25% of AI initiatives have delivered expected ROI over the last few years, and only 16% have scaled ...

The new study finds that despite rapid adoption, AI chatbots provide only modest productivity gains—saving about 3% of work time—with little impact on wages or overall economic benefits.

Only a quarter of AI initiatives have delivered the expected return on investment, according to an IBM survey of 2,000 CEOs.… The study's findings, published amid Big Blue's annual Think ...

IBM is holding ... experienced a 176% ROI, a 40% reduction in downtime, 33% time savings on complex projects, and 67% time savings on simple projects. Generative AI applications require a lot ...

It cited a study conducted by Forrester ... “Enterprises want integration, governance and real ROI.” Ritika Gunnar, IBM’s general manager for data and AI, said agents are critical to the ...

In the foreword of the study, IBM Vice Chairman Gary ... the pressures of short-term ROI and investing in long-term innovation when it comes to adopting AI," said Mohamad Ali, Senior Vice ...