Cloudera, Inc. recently conducted a global survey revealing that nearly all IT leaders are eager to adopt AI agents but are held back by concerns over data privacy, integration, and data quality. The survey, featuring responses from around 1,500 enterprise IT leaders across 14 countries, shows that 96% plan to expand their use of AI ...
A recent Salesforce study reveals that 92% of IT leaders expect agentic AI to enhance their career prospects. The research, which surveyed over 2,000 software development leaders and 250 developers in the U.S., shows strong enthusiasm for AI’s role in the industry. Ninety-six percent of developers believe AI will improve their work experience, allowing them ...
A recent survey by SnapLogic reveals that a significant majority of IT leaders trust AI agents as much as or even more than humans for task completion, with 85% believing these agents can perform better. However, concerns about data security, integration with existing technology, and employee understanding pose challenges to adoption. Around 80% of IT ...
SnapLogic, a leader in generative integration, has released a report titled “AI Agents: The Final Frontier of the Enterprise,” which reveals the growing interest in AI agents among IT leaders. The survey, conducted with over 1,000 IT decision-makers from the US, UK, Germany, and Australia, shows that many organizations are prioritizing the implementation of AI ...
A recent report by SnapLogic found that over 90% of IT leaders believe AI agents can provide significant business benefits within the next 12 to 18 months. The study surveyed over 1,000 IT decision-makers across multiple countries and revealed that most trust AI agents as much as or more than humans for effective job performance. ...
A recent report from SnapLogic reveals that 84% of IT leaders trust AI agents as much as or more than humans. The research indicates that over 90% of these leaders anticipate AI agents will produce significant business results within the next 12 to 18 months. The survey involved over 1,000 IT decision-makers from the US, ...
Recent research by Metrigy highlights a significant gap between IT and customer experience leaders’ perceptions of service quality and actual consumer opinions. While over 91% of IT and CX leaders believe their companies provide excellent customer service, only 14.7% of consumers agree. This disparity raises concerns about the effectiveness of customer experience initiatives. Consumers prioritize ...
