Company news from The Futurum Group, and the research announcements that go out with new Futurum Intelligence data.
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Mitch Ashley, VP and Practice Lead, CIO and Technology Buyers at Futurum, reveals that 46.9% of enterprises are running AI spend over budget, and traces how the overrun is funded by cutting external labor, in a survey of 1,636 IT decision makers.
Futurum survey of 820 global enterprise AI decision-makers finds that enterprise AI maturity correlates more strongly with dedicated AI leadership than with model selection — Stage 5 firms are 3x more likely to have a CAIO.
Mitch Ashley, VP & Software Lifecycle Engineering practice lead at Futurum, shares new research showing enterprises are prioritizing AI agent observability before agents are deployed at scale, outranking distributed tracing and AIOps in procurement priorities.
Mitch Ashley, VP Practice Lead at Futurum, shares his insights on why observability-native architecture is the prerequisite for enterprise AI agent deployment at scale and what the seven principles mean for vendors and practitioners.
Dion Hinchcliffe explains how CIOs are consolidating enterprise platforms around agentic AI, control planes, and cloud convergence as AI agents move from experimentation to execution in 2026.
Nick Patience, VP & AI Practice Lead at Futurum, shares his insights on new research that reveals CTOs lead AI purchasing at 25%, with technical roles controlling 72% of authority as organizations prioritize expertise.
Fernando Montenegro, VP and Practice Lead at Futurum, examines the National Academies’ Cyber Hard Problems report and its implications for strategic cybersecurity transformation.
Dion Hinchcliffe, VP and Practice Lead at Futurum, shares his insights on how CIOs are maturing their AI strategies in 2025 to prioritize scalable success, financial efficiency, and partner ecosystem control.
Nick Patience, VP & AI Practice Lead at Futurum, reveals CEOs and CTOs now drive 44.5% of AI decisions, showing a strategic shift from technology-first to business-first leadership in enterprise AI adoption.
Nick Patience, VP & AI Practice Lead at The Futurum Group, reveals key findings from comprehensive Generative AI implementation research showing data privacy (48.1%), talent scarcity (44.2%), and regulatory compliance (41.0%) as the top barriers organizations face in 2025.