Reddit thread: which enterprise AI use cases actually delivered real value, not just demos?
averageChilean · reddit · 2026-11-09
A project controls professional at a large engineering company shares his self-built AI workflows (automated reporting, schedule generation, lessons-learned assistant) and asks the community for enterprise AI use cases that delivered real value: what got real adoption, what failed and why, and how impact was measured (hours saved, fewer errors, faster decisions) across procurement, finance, engineering, HR and more.
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