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The AI Premium: where leaders are seeing returns, and where they aren't.
Our 12th annual CEO study tracks how AI value is concentrating - and what separates the 14% pulling away.
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Our researchers and practitioners publish what they're learning from the engagements we actually run. No hot takes; just patterns that hold up after the second client.
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Perspective
Beyond the pilot: what it actually takes to put GenAI into production.
A field guide drawn from 340 enterprise GenAI deployments - what worked, what stalled, what we learned.
Point of view
The next operating model: small teams, large autonomy, AI in the loop.
A framework for re-organising IT and operations around outcomes - not towers, not tickets, not handoffs.
Research note
The cloud bill came due. Now what?
Why 62% of enterprises are returning to disciplined unit-economics conversations - and the playbook that's working.
Industry brief - Banking
Core modernisation in 24 months: a comparison of four playbooks.
Strangler, big-bang, sidecar, greenfield - the trade-offs that determine which approach actually finishes.
Industry brief - Retail
Unified commerce: the data plumbing nobody warned you about.
Why retail platforms break in the integration layer first - and the patterns that hold up under Black Friday.
Workforce study
What 8,400 frontline workers told us about AI augmentation.
The largest survey of its kind reveals a surprising consensus on where AI helps - and where it gets in the way.
ESG & sustainability
Scope 3 reporting: the data engineering challenge nobody is talking about.
Most carbon disclosure tools assume data you don't have. Here's how four clients built the pipeline that actually works.
Cybersecurity
Zero trust is a posture, not a product. Five enterprises explain why.
Architecture, identity, segmentation, telemetry, and culture - the five layers that actually have to move together.
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We won't publish a finding until we've seen it work - or fail - at three clients. That's a slow rhythm. It's also why people keep reading us.David Okonkwo - Global Head, AI & Data