Question 1

Are companies treating AI as the core product or as an add-on?

Accepted Answer

Most companies are treating AI as an enhancement to the existing product rather than the core product itself. Fifty-six percent position AI as a customer-facing enhancement, while 10% describe AI as the core customer-facing capability.

Question 2

How much are organizations really changing their roadmaps for AI?

Accepted Answer

Most organizations are making selective changes rather than full resets. Seventy percent have selectively reprioritized roadmaps toward AI, while 12% report a full AI-driven roadmap reset.

Question 3

What is the biggest obstacle to delivering AI features?

Accepted Answer

Governance, security, and trust are the biggest obstacles. Seventy-two percent of teams discussing execution say these concerns constrain AI delivery.

Question 4

How are teams actually building and integrating AI today?

Accepted Answer

Teams are commonly using hybrid sourcing, combining vendor capabilities and internal development. This approach helps teams move faster while keeping some control over differentiation, integration, and portability.

Question 5

Have companies figured out how to make money from AI yet?

Accepted Answer

Many have not. Fifty-three percent say AI value capture is still being figured out, while only 7% directly monetize AI today.

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