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Goldman Sachs’ 2025 analysis of artificial intelligence (AI) adoption highlights a striking paradox: while investment in AI technologies is accelerating rapidly, enterprise adoption remains measured and incremental.

Bain & Company’s latest analysis highlights a pressing challenge: enterprises face a significant shortfall in AI infrastructure investment.

The 2025 Bain & Company Technology Report underscores a key insight for modern enterprises: agentic AI, capable of autonomous decision-making and independent action, is emerging as a decisive differentiator.

Artificial intelligence is no longer simply a technological experiment — according to PwC’s 2025 AI Business Predictions, it is rapidly becoming a strategic imperative.

Technology has become central to enterprise competitiveness, yet many organisations struggle to translate IT investment into measurable business outcomes.

Artificial intelligence (AI) has firmly entrenched itself in the operations of most enterprises—but McKinsey’s 2025 Global State of AI Survey shows that many organisations are still in the early phases of extracting real, enterprise-wide value.

As artificial intelligence evolves, a new frontier is emerging: agentic AI — systems capable of making autonomous decisions and taking actions with minimal human oversight.

In today’s digital commerce landscape, artificial intelligence (AI) has become more than a differentiator — many now regard it as indispensable.

In the current era, many organisations are transitioning from small-scale generative AI (Gen AI) experiments to more ambitious, enterprise-wide deployments.

In the rapidly evolving landscape of artificial intelligence (AI), businesses are increasingly exploring ways to translate technological potential into tangible outcomes.