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AI Agents Become Mainstream in Real Operations: What Do Companies Achieving 'Clear Results' Have in Common?

AI Agents Become Mainstream in Real Operations: What Do Companies Achieving 'Clear Results' Have in Common?
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As generative AI adoption shifts to real operations, an INDUSTRIAL-X survey highlights the growing gap by company size and non-technical factors driving results.

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  • •Generative AI usage is moving from the 'trying' phase to the 'scaling' phase, with AI agents becoming mainstream in real operations.
  • •The gap in AI adoption is widening based on company size.
  • •An INDUSTRIAL-X survey identified non-technical factors that separate companies achieving results from others.
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