NewVantage Partners' recent survey of global data and business leaders from 116 Fortune 1000 companies has revealed that investments in data, analytics, and AI are not yielding the expected gains in business value, with some key areas losing ground since its last survey four years ago.
Only 23.9% of respondents reported that their organization was data-driven, down from 31% in the previous survey. Troublingly, only 20.4% of executives said that a data culture had been established in their company.
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