Actually this is quite a good observation from the latest AI Enablement Insider post: "Projects frequently end up with the CEO even in organizations with 500 or more employees. Not because the CEO is the natural buyer, but because no one else has authority. Budget lines rarely exist at the start of the year, and creating one mid-cycle is political work." https://www.aienablementinsider.com/p/how-to-save-your-deals-when-buyers-get-lost-in-the-buying-process
If public enterprises are planning for it we should start seeing the provisions show up on the annual reports.
I've seen some, but they are vague. i.e. there's provisions for restructuring and an increase in payouts and a talk about automation/AI but it's left to the reader to connect the dots.
And when they are 400 page reports the connections are very tenuous.
Yeah but a lot of that is hard to separate out from previous optimistic hiring waves. We both recall the period of 'just hire everybody'. I'm not saying you're wrong but signal/noise is still poor.
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Actually this is quite a good observation from the latest AI Enablement Insider post: "Projects frequently end up with the CEO even in organizations with 500 or more employees. Not because the CEO is the natural buyer, but because no one else has authority. Budget lines rarely exist at the start of the year, and creating one mid-cycle is political work." https://www.aienablementinsider.com/p/how-to-save-your-deals-when-buyers-get-lost-in-the-buying-process
If public enterprises are planning for it we should start seeing the provisions show up on the annual reports.
I've seen some, but they are vague. i.e. there's provisions for restructuring and an increase in payouts and a talk about automation/AI but it's left to the reader to connect the dots.
And when they are 400 page reports the connections are very tenuous.
Yeah but a lot of that is hard to separate out from previous optimistic hiring waves. We both recall the period of 'just hire everybody'. I'm not saying you're wrong but signal/noise is still poor.