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March, 22 2023
SOURCE: The Art of AI Maturity, Accenture
For the world’s 2,000 largest firms by market cap, the percentage of Achievers was even smaller: 10%.
These numbers suggest that large firms may struggle to make the large foundational and cultural shifts needed to become AI Achievers.
Taken together, Achievers, Builders and Innovators tend to have more resources (such as technology, talent and patents) to deliver on their AI visions and to transform their organizations.
Examples can be found across a wide range of industries: healthcare, financial services, life sciences, utilities, retail, energy and more.
AI, applied While industries like tech are currently far ahead in their respective AI maturity, the gap will likely narrow considerably by 2024 (Figure 4).
- Automotive is betting on a big surge in sales of AI-powered selfdriving vehicles.
- Aerospace and defense firms anticipate continued demand for AI-enabled remote systems.
- And the life sciences industry will expand its use of AI in efficient drug development.
Still, there is enormous room for growth in AI adoption across all industries and an enormous opportunity for those organizations that choose to seize it.
For industry laggards like financial services and healthcare, a range of factors may be contributing to their relatively low AI maturity — including legal and regulatory challenges, inadequate AI infrastructure and a shortage of AI-trained workers
For industry laggards like financial services and healthcare, a range of factors may be contributing to their relatively low AI maturity — including legal and regulatory challenges, inadequate AI infrastructure and a shortage of AI-trained workers
Originally published at https://www.accenture.com
