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A study by Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) shows that 84% of executives rank productivity improvement as the primary benefit of AI investment. The survey covered 1,333 executives across 25 countries and 12 industries. The study also found that only 10% of executives allow AI agents to execute decisions across multiple business functions without human approval, and only 9% have agents capable of safely orchestrating workflows across enterprise applications. Security, risk and governance were cited as the top considerations for deploying AI, ahead of cost, speed and ease of deployment; 90% value model independence, but only 7% have an organization-wide continuity plan for switching AI vendors.
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TCS study shows 84% of executives believe AI brings productivity gains
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TCS Study: 84% of Executives Recognize AI Productivity Gains, but Only 10% Allow Agents to Execute Decisions Autonomously
A TCS survey of 1,333 executives across 25 countries and 12 industries found that 84% believe the primary benefit of AI investment is productivity improvement, but only 10% allow AI agents to execute decisions across multiple business functions without human approval, and only 9% have agents capable of safely orchestrating workflows across enterprise applications. Security, risk and governance were cited as the top considerations for deploying AI, ahead of cost, speed and ease of deployment; 90% value model independence, but only 7% have an organization-wide continuity plan for switching AI vendors.