Executives are investing heavily in GenAI, but many organizations still struggle to see meaningful ROI. Sia’s latest study reveals that fragmented pilots and skill gaps often stall progress, with only 1% of leaders calling their rollout “mature.” There are clear ways to close this gap and move from experimentation to ROI. Our latest article breaks down what’s fueling the AI value gap, why testing and learning is essential, and the critical role HR plays in preparing the workforce for what’s ahead.
Artificial intelligence is no longer a question of if, it's a question of how. Executives across industries are investing heavily in Generative AI (GenAI), yet many organizations are struggling to translate enthusiasm into measurable ROI. According to Sia's 2025 benchmark study of 50+ large companies across 7 industries: - 70% of initiatives are overseen directly by executive committees - Only 10% of leaders feel "future-ready" with structured AI plans - 42% of projects are abandoned - Just 1% of executives describe their rollout as "mature" The missing link? A human-centric strategy. In our latest article, we look at how fragmented pilots and skill gaps fuel the AI value gap, why experimentation is key to adoption, and how HR leaders can play a pivotal role in preparing the workforce for AI-driven transformation. Link to article in comments 👇 Matthieu Courtecuisse, Diana Vienne, Grayson Blair, Adrien GRIMAL, Agathe Malinas, Neil Barman, Christine Andrukonis, Kevin Brockman, MBA, MS, Amy Jo Stolmeier, MHA, Nicolle Patten-Clark, Amanda Mausner, Laura “Lucky” Luciano, Valerie Brophy, Jérémie R. #GenerativeAI #FutureOfWork #AIIntegration #Sia #HumanCentricAI
Interesting article. Gives me lots to think about. Thanks Neil!
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1moNeil Barman Hope all is well with you my friend. These are really intresting stats. Would love to read the full article but can’t find the link.