We reviewed 18 enterprise AI adoption reports. Here's what they all agreed on.
Summary
A review of 18 enterprise AI reports from 2025-2026 highlights that most organizations plan to deploy agentic AI soon, but governance and operational readiness remain major barriers, with 88% of AI agent pilots never reaching production.
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