Everyone is adopting AI. Almost no one trusts it. That gap is not a technology problem: it is a change problem, and it is the work CCG has done for more than twenty years.
Adoption is racing ahead of governance. 67% of workers in large South African enterprises now use generative AI, up from 45% a year earlier, yet only 14% of companies have an enterprise strategy to govern and direct AI usage and application.1 The global quandary relates to how we adopt this groundbreaking technology, not the adoption itself.
The failure is not the model, it is the rollout. AI projects fail at more than twice the rate of conventional IT,2 and 63% of AI implementation challenges are human rather than technical: user proficiency alone is the single biggest failure point, at 38%.3 Roughly 70% of AI success comes from people and change management, not algorithms.4