Sysadmins vs deployers: why enterprise AI adoption stories don't match
Initial_Orange2985 · reddit · 2026-10-31
A Reddit poster polls sysadmins and enterprise AI deployers and finds a stark split: admins report near-zero real usage (one company of 120 office users has fewer than 5 users), while deployers say clients keep asking for deeper process integration. A consulting firm that put 15+ years of internal work into a RAG saw universal adoption — suggesting abandonment stems from lacking company context, a process problem rather than a tech one.
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