US EditionIBM Study: CEOs Double Down on AI While Navigating Enterprise Hurdles
- IBM Institute for Business Value released a global study on May 6, 2025, surveying 2,000 CEOs about AI adoption and enterprise challenges.
- CEOs anticipate AI investment growth to more than double in two years amid pressures from short-term ROI and long-term innovation demands.
- Half of CEOs report disconnected technology due to rapid investments, while only 25% of AI initiatives achieved expected ROI and 16% scaled enterprise-wide.
- Key findings include 61% actively adopting AI agents, 68% stressing integrated data architecture, 31% of workforce needing reskilling, and 52% gaining value beyond cost reduction.
- CEOs recognize that success depends on strategic leadership and expertise while embracing risk, with expectations that innovation during uncertainty leads to stronger organizations.
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IBM Study: CEOs Double Down on AI While Navigating Enterprise Hurdles
CEO respondents say they expect the growth rate of AI investments will more than double over the next two years50% of surveyed CEOs report that rapid investment has resulted in disconnected technology within their organization
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CEOs are committed to advancing AI solutions across their organisation even as they face challenges from accelerating technology adoption. A new CEO study by the IBM Institute for Business Value, which surveyed 2 000 CEOs globally, revealed that executive respondents expect the growth rate of AI investments to more than double in the next two years, and 61% confirm they are actively adopting AI agents today and preparing to implement them at sca…
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A new global study conducted by the Institute for Business Value of IBM revealed that the leaders interviewed are committed to advancing AI solutions within their company, despite the challenges posed by accelerating the adoption of technology. A new IBM study "IBM CEO study*", which interviewed 2,000 world leaders, revealed that the leaders interviewed, expected that the pace of investment growth in AI would increase by more than two times over…
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