Company Culture

65% of CEOs call AI their top priority, but only 5% see real financial gains. The gap isn't technology — it's leadership. Here's how executives must reinvent the way they work, lead teams, and design organizations for the age of AI agents.

OpenClaw was the proof of concept. Now OpenAI Operator, Anthropic Claude Code, and Google Project Mariner are turning autonomous AI agents into enterprise products. 89% of teams already use agents.

Only 34% of companies are using AI to reinvent their business model. The rest are optimizing their way to obsolescence. Here's the question every leader must confront — and how to answer it.

Most marketing teams use AI like a fancy search engine—one-off questions, mediocre answers, back to the old way. Here's how to build AI into your actual workflows instead.

There's a statistic making the rounds in change management circles that should fundamentally alter how every organization approaches AI adoption: 63% of AI implementation challenges stem from human factors, not technical limitations.

Sarah had done everything by the book. As VP of Operations at a 75-person manufacturing software company, she'd gotten executive buy-in, allocated budget, selected the right tools, and sent a company-wide email announcing their AI transformation initiative. She'd even organized mandatory training sessions. Three months later, adoption sat at 11%.