
Sep 9, 2026
How enterprises can trace AI spend from tokens and models to use cases, outcomes, and business value.
It's not just SMBs, 90% of enterprises are running AI experiments, but only 22% see real financial returns. The gap is not the technology—it is governance, integration, and the discipline to turn pilots into defensible operating capability.
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22% say AI returns met or exceeded expectations
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87% say poor data quality impairs AI value
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57% deploy AI in 3 or fewer business functions
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78% unready for an independent AI audit in 90 days
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Only 20% have tested an AI incident response plan
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78% say AI skills matter — only 33% train all employees
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Hallucination rates range from 22% to 94% across leading models
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Only 26% have real-time AI cost visibility
When you look at these eight areas, it becomes clear why so many enterprise AI initiatives stall: these are the foundational friction points that determine whether AI scales or stays an expensive experiment.
This is precisely why I focus my work here.
While generative AI introduces unique technical complexities, its core structural hurdles (governance, security, change management, and data readiness) are fundamental challenges that occur during any once-in-a-generation technological shift.
My last three years inside Electronic Arts leading AI product and engineering teams don't stand alone. They build on a 22-year foundation of navigating exactly these kinds of enterprise disruptions and landing deployments successfully. Long before LLMs, directing audited identity infrastructure at Visa or leading global commercial platform transformations at EA taught me the same underlying truth: scaling technology is ultimately a discipline of governance, workflow redesign, data, and organizational change.
I care about these failure points because the playbook for enterprise AI at scale isn't being invented from scratch. It is being adapted by seasoned practitioners who have led large-scale enterprise transformations before.

Sep 9, 2026
How enterprises can trace AI spend from tokens and models to use cases, outcomes, and business value.

Sep 1, 2026
Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) hits performance ceilings, creating a massive execution bottleneck for enterprise deployments.

Real case studies from enterprise AI deployments. What we built, what broke, and what we learned.
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I'm always open to thoughtful conversations with enterprise leaders, builders, investors, and others working through the realities of AI at scale.
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