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Recent research by AVEVA and IMD shows that 43% of organizations say AI has only slightly or not at all changed how decisions and accountability work among ecosystem partners, only 23% report significant or fundamental change, and only 27% report substantive or extensive data sharing with partners.
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10/28/2026
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