Are We Getting Real Value from Our AI and Hybrid IT Investments?
Technology spending has surged, with companies pouring unprecedented amounts of capital into hybrid infrastructure and AI. However, questions persist about the value being generated.
A recent Massachusetts Institute of Technology survey found that 95 per cent of firms are seeing no measurable return on their generative AI investments — a sobering reminder that innovation alone does not guarantee performance. As investors grapple with overexuberant valuations and a potential “AI bubble,” the focus is shifting from rapid adoption to measurable business impact.
Apptio an IBM company, partnered with Financial Times & brought together industry leaders and experts to explore how cost transparency can turn technology investment into a strategic advantage. The discussion examined how organisations can evaluate returns more rigorously, optimise spending across cloud and AI infrastructure, and build executive alignment that links technology value with long-term competitiveness.
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Are We Getting Real Value from Our AI and Hybrid IT Investments?
Technology spending has surged, with companies pouring unprecedented amounts of capital into hybrid infrastructure and AI. However, questions persist about the value being generated.
A recent Massachusetts Institute of Technology survey found that 95 per cent of firms are seeing no measurable return on their generative AI investments — a sobering reminder that innovation alone does not guarantee performance. As investors grapple with overexuberant valuations and a potential “AI bubble,” the focus is shifting from rapid adoption to measurable business impact.
Apptio an IBM company, partnered with Financial Times & brought together industry leaders and experts to explore how cost transparency can turn technology investment into a strategic advantage. The discussion examined how organisations can evaluate returns more rigorously, optimise spending across cloud and AI infrastructure, and build executive alignment that links technology value with long-term competitiveness.