CompTIA published its latest Corporate AI Adoption research showing that 59% of organizations are now focused on integrating AI into their technology stack, slightly edging out the 56% still centered on employee enablement.
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The first phase of enterprise AI was about giving people access. The second phase is about redesigning how work actually gets done. That's the core finding in CompTIA's…
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CompTIA
Global leader in information technology (IT) training and certification
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- Technical and Vocational Training
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- Downers Grove, US
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- 1,001–5,000 employees
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CompTIA, Inc. is the world’s leading vendor neutral information technology (IT) certification and training body. CompTIA is a mission-driven organization committed to unlocking the potential of every student, career changer or professional seeking to begin or advance in a technology career. CompTIA’s best-in-class learning platform, career resources, research and community events equip individuals and companies with the tools to succeed.
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CompTIA research shows 59% of organizations are now prioritizing AI integration into their technology stack.
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