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Few companies achieve AI value; focused strategies key

A recent survey indicates that only a small fraction of companies are successfully deriving value from their AI implementations. Those that do succeed tend to employ fewer, less common strategies. This suggests that a focused and potentially unconventional approach may be more effective than broad adoption of popular AI tactics. AI

IMPACT Suggests that a focused, less common approach to AI implementation may yield better results than widespread adoption of popular strategies.

RANK_REASON The item discusses survey results about AI adoption strategy effectiveness, which falls under commentary on industry trends.

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Few companies achieve AI value; focused strategies key

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  1. Forbes — Innovation TIER_1 English(EN) · John Koetsier, Senior Contributor ·

    Only 6% Of Companies Get Value From AI. Here’s What They Do Differently

    Companies that get value from AI are using fewer and less popular strategies, says a new survey results from Hubspot.