Businesses worldwide are investing more in AI than ever before, yet many still struggle to translate that investment into large-scale success.
That’s according to the 2025 Kyndryl Readiness Report, which surveyed 3,700 senior executives across 21 countries. The study paints a mixed picture: while companies are seeing early returns from AI projects, many are still held back by outdated infrastructure, skill shortages, and regulatory pressures.
AI investments have jumped 33% on average since last year, with 68% saying they are investing heavily in at least one AI area. But despite the spending surge, many projects are still stuck in the pilot phase.
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