Enterprise AI spend shifts from experimentation to integration
Budgets are moving away from isolated pilots toward integration, data readiness and change management — the unglamorous work that determines whether AI reaches production.
The pilot graveyard is real. Organisations that are seeing returns treat AI as an integration programme with a model inside it, not the other way round.
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