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The numbers we quote, and where they come from.

These are outside surveys, not InnoStak customer results. Each one describes the people who answered that survey in that year, not every business. Plans and expectations are labeled as plans, not as things that already happened.

  • 88%

    Of respondents said their organization regularly uses AI in at least one business function.

    Source
    McKinsey & Company, The state of AI in 2025 (2025)
    Who was asked
    1,993 survey respondents across 105 countries, surveyed June–July 2025
    Context
    Up from 78% in McKinsey's survey a year earlier. Using AI in one function is not the same as using it well, or everywhere.
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  • 62%

    Of respondents said their organization is at least experimenting with AI agents.

    Source
    McKinsey & Company, The state of AI in 2025 (2025)
    Who was asked
    Same McKinsey 2025 survey respondents
    Context
    23% said they are scaling an agent system somewhere in the business; another 39% said they have started experimenting.
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  • 53%

    Of small and mid-sized business leaders said productivity must increase.

    Source
    Microsoft, 2025 Work Trend Index: SMB (2025)
    Who was asked
    SMB leaders in Microsoft's 2025 Work Trend Index research
    Context
    The same research reports leaders and employees saying they lack the time or energy to do their work.
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  • 86%

    Of employers surveyed expect AI and information-processing technology to transform their business by 2030.

    Source
    World Economic Forum, The Future of Jobs Report 2025 (2025)
    Who was asked
    Employers surveyed for the World Economic Forum's Future of Jobs Report 2025
    Context
    This is an expectation about the future, not adoption that has already happened.
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