The initiative that went nowhere
Your firm bought the enterprise AI licence. The CTO gave a town hall. A few keen associates started experimenting. Six months later, adoption has flatlined, the tools are collecting dust, and leadership is quietly wondering if AI was overhyped.
This is the most common outcome. Not because the technology failed — but because nobody assessed whether the firm was actually ready to use it.
87% of AI projects never make it past the pilot stage. The pattern is almost always the same: firms jump to tools before understanding their own starting point.
