Christopher Carey sits down with Alex Ayers, Sales Director at Gamma, fresh from the company's GX 2026 event. Alex shares what he's hearing from enterprise leaders across every major sector: the real barriers to AI execution aren't the technology – they're strategy, governance, workflow design, and organisational complexity. From the dangers of replacing people before redesigning processes, to why doing one pilot brilliantly beats running dozens badly, this is a frank and practical conversation for any IT or business leader trying to close the gap between AI ambition and operational reality. For more Unified Communications & Collaboration Tech News visit UC Today.
From Strategy to Reality: Closing the Enterprise AI Execution Gap
Why are so many organisations still stuck in AI pilot purgatory – and what does it actually take to move from experimentation to real operational impact?
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