AI Is Not a Tech Stack Issue, Instead It Requires a Shift in Culture and Mindset, Finds EPAM
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AI Is Not a Tech Stack Issue, Instead It Requires a Shift in Culture and Mindset, Finds EPAM
UNLEASH dug through the digital transformation services company’s latest AI data to find out how organizations can move away from simple productivity gains, and towards true business rewards, with the help of EPAM’s Chief Learning Scientist Dr. Sandra Loughlin.
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AI can do a lot more than just drive efficiencies; it can unlock revenue gains at scale.
This requires a broad mindset and culture shift, which HR leaders must be at the forefront, according to new data from digital transformation services giant EPAM.
UNLEASH sat down with EPAM’s Chief Learning Scientist (and UNLEASH America speaker) Dr. Sandra Loughlin to delve into the report.
The top two reasons why companies are implementing AI are greater productivity and improved operational efficiency. By comparison, revenue gain was only six on the list. That’s according to new research from digital transformation services company EPAM Systems, which surveyed 7,300 individuals working at enterprise organizations globally.
The problem is that by focusing on productivity and efficiency, organizations are failing to leverage the full potential of AI at work. Instead, EPAM calls on enterprises to “shift your strategy from solely using AI to enhance productivity and operational efficiency to leveraging it across the value chain.”
Through this approach, organizations can achieve “revenue-generating impact at scale.”
Read the full article here.
To read the full 2025 Artificial Intelligence Report, visit: www.epam.com/ai-report-2025
