The Age of Connected Intelligence
The time for fragmented AI experimentation is over.
The future of work depends on connected intelligence.

AI adoption is high, but workflows are disconnected
Our latest global study reveals that while we’re racing to adopt AI in all its forms, we’re failing to support it with increased integration and shared context. This means we’re not maximizing the revolutionary power of the technology.
77% feel a disconnection between leadership’s AI strategies and what employees need to succeed, citing limited visibility and no clear ownership as factors.
Only a third feel their organization uses AI tools in a consistent, aligned way, with similar levels of access, training, and support.
Fewer than half of the surveyed companies have provided AI-related training, published official policies, or delivered role-specific learning.
42% of employees have used AI tools at work that weren’t officially rolled out or approved — mostly to solve a specific task fast.
Context
Structured data
Siloed data is a wasted resource, limiting the effectiveness of AI. 96% of our survey respondents say connected AI tools that share context would be valuable.

Process
Integrated workflows
Smart, connected tools can bring clarity and speed to daily workflows. This is why the majority of employees prefer AI solutions that offer organization-wide consistency.

Productivity
Connected intelligence
A holistic approach that unifies people, systems, and data maximizes the impact of AI. More than half of employees believe those connections would transform how they work.
