84% of IT leaders actively stall business-led AI initiatives.

80% of IT professionals agree the IT role is shifting from operators to orchestrators.

64% of banking executives lack visibility into total IT spending because costs are scattered among departments, vendors, and legacy systems.

87% of U.S. IT leaders from enterprise organizations are considering changing their current productivity suite to adopt a more unified and secure platform.

Only 6% of U.S. IT leaders report that their current setup works perfectly.

U.S. IT leaders manage an average of over nine different tools.

20% of organizations reported that they have offloaded some IT/security workloads to AI.

69% of IT leaders globally reported lacking a formal tracking system to monitor AI adoption.

61% of IT leaders globally found unauthorized AI tools in their environments.

71% of IT leaders globally identified increasing productivity and efficiency as the primary use case for AI adoption.

49% of IT leaders globally either don't track AI usage at all or address AI on a reactive basis.

Nearly 60% of organizations use three or more SSL certificate providers.

26% of IT leaders globally have solutions in place to monitor AI usage.

53% of IT leaders globally are highly or extremely concerned about AI security risks.