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Proving the case on day two at TechEx North America

The AI and Big Data programme on day two of TechEx North America referred at least once to the “AI graveyard,” meaning the large number of pilots that never become durable systems. That phrase set the tone. The question was proof. The Enterprise AI Implementation, ROI and Adoption track dealt with the hard middle of AI work. Its sessions covered stalled pilots, agentic AI for business impact, the move from experimentation to impact, the decision to buy or build, and durable ROI and autonomous decisioning. A system has to be adopted, governed and measured before it deserved to be called successful.

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Proving the case on day two at TechEx North America
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  • The 'AI graveyard' refers to pilots that never become durable systems.
  • Enterprise AI implementation requires focus on data quality, process design, and governance.
  • Agentic AI demands stricter boundaries and evaluation.
  • Governance across data layers and cross-functionally is critical.

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