95% of AI pilots in companies do not produce measurable results in P&L. It is not a minor fact. That's the conclusion of an MIT report published in Fortune in 2025, and it applies to companies of all sizes, including ours in Central America. At the same time, global spending on AI will grow by 47% in 2026 to reach $2.59 trillion (Gartner). Monthly spending per company grew 4 times in the last year. The problem is not technology. AI is being adopted without the same financial rigor that we apply to any other category of spending. And when that happens, AI ceases to be a competitive advantage and becomes an expense uncontrolled indirect.
In the attached white paper, "The Trillion Dollars No One Is Watching", you will find:
→ Why 73% of Enterprise AI Projects Don't Achieve Projected ROI
→ The Specific Risk Pattern for Midsize Businesses in CA
→ The 4 Practices That Distinguish Leaders Who Are Capturing Real Value
→ The Question Every CFO Should Ask Before Approving the Next AI BudgetIt's not an argument against AI. It's an argument for investing wisely.
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