Report Finds AI Adoption Linked to Operational Gains in Field Service - MRO Magazine

Report finds AI adoption linked to operational gains in field service - MRO Magazine

Geotab Inc., a company specializing in AI-powered tools for fleet management, including predictive maintenance, intelligent dispatching and performance monitoring, has released its first 2025 State of Field Service Report. The report indicates that field service organizations are beginning to adopt artificial intelligence (AI) technologies and are observing early signs of improved operational performance, such as increased equipment uptime and h…

SMBs race ahead in AI uptake, but 95% say they still need AI training - Business News Week

New Delhi, June 19, 2025: Small and mid-sized businesses (SMBs) are embracing AI rapidly, but their adoption maturity still lags behind. According to a global TeamViewer survey of 1,400 business leaders (427 of them from SMBs), 95% of SMB decision makers say they need more training to use AI effectively, even though 72% describe themselves as AI experts.  SMBs are leading in usage, but not depth Regardless of perceived maturity levels, AI is fir…

Businesses embrace AI but lack training & infrastructure for growth

A global survey reveals that businesses are rapidly adopting AI but struggle with training and infrastructure, hindering growth despite high optimism and planned investments.

Soaring demand – AI adoption hits ‘all-time high’

Artificial intelligence adoption has risen to an all-time high, a new report has revealed. Latest findings from international law firm Womble Bond Dickinson show the technology is now a fundamental component of day-to-day business operations. The report – titled The View From The Top: How Business Leaders Are Operationalising AI – says…

Picton Investments eyes AI and tech innovation in growth push

Toronto-based Picton Investments is doubling down on its artificial intelligence and tech innovation as part of a wider strategy to grow the business globally, according to a report by Bloomberg citing founder David Picton. Most of Picton’s capital still comes via Canadian financial advisors serving high-net-worth clients, but the firm is preparing for international expansion to broaden its distribution and asset base. The report cites Picton as…