Articles about enterprise AI

The three AI stages every leader needs to understand

Machine learning, large language models and NeuroSymbolic AI, and why the next leap will change everything for South African business.

Google Cloud tops $24.8bn as AI drives growth

Alphabet’s cloud business emerges as its fastest-growing segment, as enterprises ramp up spending on AI infrastructure and services.

AI can create the software; only people can own it

Artificial intelligence has compressed the effort required to create software, but has not compressed the burden of owning it.

The AI power law: Why 2% of AI agents create most enterprise value

The organisations that will lead in AI will be those that identify their power law use cases fastest − and scale them before their competitors do.

SA firms ‘rewire’ leadership for AI future

Local firms redesign executive structures as AI becomes central to business operations, decision-making and future growth, says IBM.

Chief AI officer: Title inflation or strategic negligence?

A chief AI officer translates AI into enterprise strategy, competitive defence, responsible governance and measurable value creation.

Financial firms warned of ‘smarter chaos’ with AI

Fragmented data, weak governance and siloed systems continue to derail many enterprise artificial intelligence initiatives.

Measurable AI returns are anchored in clarity and realistic outcomes

Enterprise AI is at a crossroads. While investment is increasing, measurable returns remain elusive and challenging.

What enterprise AI can’t do for you (yet)

The promise of enterprise AI is real. But without the right architecture, the right delivery model and the right people, it just creates faster fragmentation.

SA enterprises look to GenAI to ease budget constraints

More companies are leveraging GenAI to tackle operational inefficiencies, without increasing headcount, says NTT Data.

Why human approval is becoming a competitive feature in enterprise AI

The best AI workflow is the one that uses people where judgment, accountability or customer care matters, says Evert Vorster, founder of AI Automated Solutions.

AI scaling gap slows Africa’s digital transformation

Cautious investment, skills shortages and weak governance are slowing enterprise-wide AI deployments, says PwC.