The swing is largely due to how enterprises are now organizing their AI use rather than to any single technical breakthrough, says Olivia Nottebohm, COO of Box. Significantly, half of leading-edge companies reported AI-driven ROI above 25%, compared with just 11% of early-stage companies, with the advanced (33%) and developing (16%) tiers falling steadily in between.
The swing is largely due to how enterprises are now organizing their AI use rather than to any single technical breakthrough, says Olivia Nottebohm, COO of Box.
Significantly, half of leading-edge companies reported AI-driven ROI above 25%, compared with just 11% of early-stage companies, with the advanced (33%) and developing (16%) tiers falling steadily in between.
Nottebohm says the real differentiator was not whether companies adopted AI, but how rigorously they integrated and managed it.
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The swing is largely due to how enterprises are now organizing their AI use rather than to any single technical breakthrough, says Olivia Nottebohm, COO of Box. Significantly, half of leading-edge companies reported AI-driven ROI above 25%, compared with just 11% of early-stage companies, with the advanced (33%) and developing (16%) tiers falling steadily in between. Nottebohm says the real differentiator was not whether companies adopted AI, but how rigorously they integrated and managed it.
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