27 October 2026
DXC executive explains why many enterprise AI pilots never reach production
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- Russell Jukes of DXC, an IT services company, discusses why many company AI pilot projects stall before going live.
- The conversation covers how to build AI agents (software that takes actions on its own) that are reliable enough for real use.
- He argues companies should measure how fluently employees use AI rather than just how many tools were adopted.
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Stalled pilots, production-grade AI, agent trust, build-versus-buy, coding productivity, security, and technical debt