🌪️ The AI paradox: more than 40% (!) of enterprise AI initiatives were reportedly discontinued in 2025, despite ever growing investments by companies ❌ Top obstacles appear to be data readiness, cost (and ROI), and security concerns ☁️ When it comes to data, it's more than 65% of AI projects that fail due to data readiness issues At Oliver Wyman, our experience with the AI transformation of our clients demonstrated the necessity to put as much effort in improving the AI-readiness of their data as in defining and deploying a roadmap of AI use cases This will allow to avoid some traps and adopt the right approach: 🪤 Beware of the POC trap! Successful proofs of concept are encouraging... but they come with a bias: they are often run on an AI-ready subset of data, giving the impression that scaling will be an easy next step. In reality, companies usually face limited data continuity across systems or business units, and variable data quality 🧭AI-readiness of data should even be one of the top criteria to prioritize use cases: on top of business impact and technology maturity, make sure to start your roadmap with use cases fueled by AI-ready (or easy-to-improve) data 🗺️ Deploy a structured and systematic approach to make your full data landscape AI-ready: initial mapping of data landscape, assessment of datasets on 3 main dimensions (accessibility, connectivity, quality), pragmatic action plans 🎆 To succeed in your AI transformation, discover our 7 key principles to successfully scale AI: https://owy.mn/4c91Rwb #AI #GenAI #transformation #digital #data
Merci Simon
Insightful and impactful, thank you Simon De Forni !
thanks Simon De Forni for sharing your insights !!
Financial Operations Analyst
1wGreat insights, Simon. AI success isn’t just about the tech—it’s about the groundwork. Without clean, connected, and accessible data, even the best models can’t deliver at scale.