Study Finds Most Organizations Are Not Consistently Measuring AI Value Against Costs
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THE AI ANGLE
Prompting higher organizational spending without consistent cost accountingA KPMG survey found that 89 percent of organizations report value from AI, yet only 12 percent consistently weigh that value against costs. Average planned enterprise spending on the technology has climbed to 210 million dollars. Organizations with established returns rely on cost-monitoring dashboards and formal governance to track their investments.
THE TEACHING ANGLE
Organizations track AI usage and project costs, yet few connect the two to determine actual financial returns.Read the original at campustechnology.com Generate teaching or study materials
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