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New Akkodis report finds enterprises see real AI productivity gains; scaling remains the barrier to ROI
Akkodis report highlights real AI productivity gains but finds 62% of leaders lack confidence in scaling while skills gaps and governance limit ROI, based on surveys of 37,500 workers.
- Akkodis announced the report in Zurich on Nov. 17, 2025, showing workers’ confidence in AI rises while leaders remain cautious about scaling and governance.
- Drawing on surveys of business leaders and workers, Akkodis, part of the Adecco Group, synthesizes three major studies and insights from more than 2,000 leaders and 37,500 workers worldwide.
- Survey data show 75% of workers worldwide surveyed say leaders have AI knowledge, yet only 62% of business leaders and executives feel confident in implementation, while the skills-tracking rate remains 20%.
- The report recommends CTOs plan workforce adjustments, with 57% expecting AI to reduce workforce size over five years and 59% planning redeployment.
- Across 60 countries, case studies show healthcare manufacturers and engineering teams embedding AI, while Adecco, Akkodis and LHH support reskilling and enterprise-scale adoption.
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New Akkodis report finds enterprises see real AI productivity gains; scaling remains the barrier to ROI
" The capability curve: Building the next generation digital enterprise" report reveals how to bridge worker optimism and leadership caution by aligning systems, governance and human oversight to scale AI responsibly to unlock enterprise value.
Akkodis [Newsroom]Zurich (ots) - The new study "The capacity curve: Building the next generation digital enterprise" shows how companies can reconcile the growing confidence of their employees with the caution of many executives. ... Continue reading here...Original content of: Akkodis, transmitted by news aktuell
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