University of Phoenix Releases 2026 C-Suite AI Impact Report on Scaling AI for Business Value

University of Phoenix Releases 2026 C-Suite AI Impact Report on Scaling AI for Business Value

University of Phoenix Releases 2026 C-Suite AI Impact Report on Scaling AI for Business Value

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Publish Date: 2026-06-08 17:31:00

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New research finds most organizations have adopted AI, but few are transforming workflows as leaders focus on skills, trust and measurable impact

PHOENIX, June 8, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — University of Phoenix today released The C-Suite AI Impact Report: Getting Value from AI, new research examining how organizations are working to turn artificial intelligence investments into measurable business outcomes. Based on a survey of 150 C-Suite leaders across North America conducted in collaboration with Jeanne Meister, a future of work strategist and HR consultant, the report finds a growing gap between AI adoption and enterprise-wide transformation.

Key findings from the 2026 C-Suite AI Impact Report

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Depicted is the cover of “The C-Suite AI Impact Report: Getting Value from AI,” new research from University of Phoenix examining how organizations are working to turn artificial intelligence investments into measurable business outcomes.

  • 63% of C-Suite leaders have deployed at least one AI use case, but fewer than one-third are using AI to transform work processes and workflows
  • 56% predict AI will become a proactive human capital tool by the end of 2026
  • 90% of C-Suite leaders identify learning and development as the top use case for AI in HR
  • Nearly 60% report adopting a skills-based workforce model, though ownership remains fragmented
  • 75% say HR and IT are unlikely to merge but will partner more closely
  • More than six in ten cite productivity and competitive advantage as top benefits, while employee fear and distrust remain…

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