Autonomous AI is handling more and more business operations. But are organizations prepared for that new reality? We asked 317 IT and business leaders about their thoughts on autonomous decision-making, checks and balances, and trust.
Insights from the report
Autonomous ERP is in demand, but organizations aren’t yet prepared for implementation
AI is trusted more than managers, but nobody wants responsibility for oversighta
Legal liability: a false sense of security
Decisions AI can make, and decisions that are off-limits
The priorities for organizations now
Autonomous ERP is in demand, but organizations aren’t yet prepared for implementation
AI is trusted more than managers, but nobody wants responsibility for oversighta
Legal liability: a false sense of security
Decisions AI can make, and decisions that are off-limits
The priorities for organizations now
Two thirds plan to implement autonomous ERP. But a closer look at the figures reveals a gulf between ambition and reality. That gap will be much easier to bridge now rather than later.
Decision-makers think autonomous AI could handle some business processes from A to Z. But they draw a red line on one category of decision – and it speaks volumes about our attitudes to AI.
The majority of respondents think AI makes better decisions than most managers. Yet AI isn’t infallible, presenting a liability issue that remains largely unresolved. What happens when things go wrong?
While most organizations claim they’re ready for autonomous ERP, almost no respondents know exactly how things stand with liability. That contradiction is telling.
The things that would reassure organizations the most are out of their control. In addition, almost nobody feels completely ready yet. So, which steps can you take now?
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The tech for autonomous ERP is up and running. The question now is whether organizations have the governance structures, legal frameworks and skills to use it responsibly. Dynamic People helps organizations active in wholesale, distribution, retail, manufacturing, B2B and B2C services and public administration to use autonomous ERP responsibly – from strategy and governance to Microsoft solutions that really work.