An article from
Dive Brief
The executives with the most insight into workforce preparedness are the ones most likely to be cautious about timelines, according to a Protiviti survey.
Published Aug. 4, 2026
Lara Ewen
The executives with the most insight into workforce preparedness are the ones most likely to be cautious about timelines, according to a Protiviti survey.
Only 13% of CHROs vs 28% of executives believe their orgs are AI-ready (96% IT leaders vs 14% CHROs). The gap signals: AI transformation ROI depends on substantial non-technical work—people enablement, operating model redesign, compensation restructuring.
An article from
Dive Brief
The executives with the most insight into workforce preparedness are the ones most likely to be cautious about timelines, according to a Protiviti survey.
Published Aug. 4, 2026
Lara Ewen

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