Execs see AI and automation as long-term strategic investments

A number of surveys conducted towards the end of 2025 suggest that IT decision makers and board-level executives see the deployment of artificial intelligence (AI) and automation as long-term objectives.The C-suite imperative report from Rimini Street, which based its findings on a Censuswide survey of 4,295 chief financial officers (CFOs), chief information security officers (CISOs), CIOs and CEOs, found that the top tactical initiatives among respondents were cyber security and risk management (44%).



To realise this potential, Rimini Street noted that executives need to have an organisation-wide view of how to enable AI for the business, working in tandem and developing a strong interlock with fellow C-suite counterparts to develop a vision and a well-defined plan to execute against. This includes securing funds needed to invest in – and sustain – the cost of continuous experimentation, implementation and results measurement.


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