How This Coimbatore SaaS Firm Cracked Hidden Enterprise Problem Costing Millions
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- Published on September 11, 2025
- In AI Features
Most Enterprise AI Failures Start with ‘Let’s Build it Ourselves’
‘Partnerships and collaborations allow enterprises to leapfrog experimentation and accelerate adoption.'
- By Mohit Pandey
Enterprises love the idea of building their own AI. It looks bold. Sounds strategic. Feels visionary. Boards nod, investors cheer, executives take credit. Despite the recent viral MIT study that said 95% of GenAI projects fail in production, there is no running from the fact that GenAI projects are the default now.
But, how enterprises go about adopting GenAI involves a learning curve.
Jaspreet Bindra, co-founder of AI&Beyond, a company that helps organisations build AI and tech literacy, told AIM that enterprises often mistake in-house generative AI builds as a “badge of vision and innovation.” It may look bold and strategic, but he argued that success in AI is less about who builds it and more about how quickly it delivers business value.
“Most organisations do n
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Mohit Pandey
Mohit writes about AI in simple, explainable, and often funny words. He's especially passionate about chatting with those building AI for Bharat, with the occasional detour into AGI.
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