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Security, data readiness and integration challenges continue to hinder broader AI adoption despite growing confidence in the technology’s potential.

A new survey by Netrio finds that 82% of mid-market enterprises in the United States are already using AI in production, but only 26% have scaled and governed AI across the organization, highlighting gaps in readiness and governance.

Most U.S. mid-market enterprise IT leaders are already using AI in production, but only 26% say AI is scaled and governed enterprise-wide, reveals Netrio survey.

A recent Censuswide study of 401 U.S. mid‑market IT leaders reveals that while 82 % of enterprises have already deployed AI in production, only 26 % have succeeded in scaling and governing it across the organization. The findings, released by managed‑service provider Netrio, underscore a widening gap between rapid AI rollout and the operational controls needed to sustain it.

Based on research conducted by Censuswide among 401 U.S. IT leaders at organizations with 200 to 5,000 employees, the report shows that AI has already moved well beyond experimentation in the mid-market.

Censuswide survey of 401 U.S. mid-market enterprise IT leaders finds 82% already using AI in production, but only 26% say AI is scaled and governed enterprise-wide.

Netrio, a global managed service provider, has released a new survey report on the state of artificial intelligence adoption among midmarket enterprises.

Censuswide survey of 401 U.S. mid-market enterprise IT leaders finds 82% already using AI in production, but only 26% say AI is scaled and governed enterprise-wide.

Artificial intelligence adoption has become commonplace among midmarket organizations, but many companies continue to struggle with governance, security and operational readiness, according to a new survey released by managed service provider Netrio.