The failure point is rarely the technology. It is process ownership, data quality, and the absence of a number the pilot is accountable to.
Most AI pilots are scoped as technology experiments and evaluated as technology experiments. They produce a demo, a positive internal reaction, and no change to the operating result.
Before selecting a use case, define the metric the work is accountable to, the person who owns that metric, and the threshold at which the pilot is stopped. If those three answers do not exist, the pilot is a research project.
The use cases that survive share a profile: high volume, repeatable, already measured, and painful enough that operations will defend the change once it works.
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