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Even Salesforce — a $200B company — is struggling to get customers to actually use their AI features. You're not behind. You're in very good company. That "AI tool nobody uses" sitting on your credi
Even Salesforce — a $200B company — is struggling to get customers to actually use their AI features.
You're not behind. You're in very good company.
That "AI tool nobody uses" sitting on your credit card statement? Salesforce's own analysts flagged the exact same problem this week: enterprise AI adoption is still in early stages. Meaning the gap between buying AI and using AI is everyone's problem right now — not a sign you picked wrong or moved too slow.
Here's what that tells you practically.
The companies winning with AI right now aren't buying the biggest platform. They're solving one specific, painful, repetitive problem first. One workflow. One bottleneck. Proof of concept before platform.
Before you spend another dollar, write down the one task your team does manually that eats the most time each week. That's your starting point. Not a strategy session. Not a consultant. Just one problem, written down.
That single step has guided more successful AI implementations than any software purchase I've seen across 500+ projects.
What was the AI tool your team was supposed to use — but didn't? Drop it in the comments. I'll tell you whether the problem was the tool or the rollout.
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