Enterprise AI adoption stalls 10 months after 'all-in' mandates: it's change management
leveragedupside · x · 2026-11-06
A former Fortune 500 tech employee recalls paper orders being walked to a warehouse as late as 2021. Responding to reports that boards ordered CEOs "all-in on AI" 10 months ago with little progress since—one IT VP still only uses Copilot—the author argues AI adoption is fundamentally change management, slowed hard by security, proprietary data, and access concerns, much like ERP migrations.
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