How Boards Can Craft a Next-Level AI Strategy for 2025
As artificial intelligence grows more accessible, boards may have no choice but to embrace it
Artificial intelligence is becoming increasingly accessible for everyday use, and with the recent surge in AI adoption, many boards have grown accustomed to the idea of incorporating AI into business plans.
However, only 26% of companies have the right operating model and infrastructure to scale AI effectively, according to a recent report from BCG. As boards formulate their plans for 2025, sources said, they need to craft a cohesive artificial intelligence strategy in order to achieve revenue growth and cost reductions from the technology in the new year.
…In 2024, 42% of S&P 500 companies mentioned AI in disclosures related to director skills and training, according to public company intelligence provider MyLogIQ.
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