Do you agree with this prediction? Through 2023, 50% of IT leaders will struggle to move their AI projects past proof of concept to a production level of maturity.

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VP / CIO in Healthcare and Biotech2 years ago

More strong innovative ideas required in the pipeline to enough explore and prove the technology differentiation in the production environment

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Director of IT in Software4 years ago

The reason why most projects don’t leave the innovation team’s shelf is because of lack of inclusion of right stakeholders in defining objectives. It’s the case of a team that is given a hammer. To them every problem will be a nail.

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