Currently, where is the majority of your org's focus in AI: on short-term efficiency gains or long-term innovation?

Innovation & Emerging TrendsIT Strategy & Roadmap

Short-term efficiency gains39%

Long-term innovation47%

It's a tie6%

Neither6%

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CISO2 years ago

I would dig deeper.   It is too vague to ask long term or short term.  I would be interested in knowing where the AI investments are being made (ie customer care, data driven decision making, gross margin analysis, inventory demand, purchasing). I think from there you can determine if it is really tactical or strategic.

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