Deployment
Getting agents from prototype to production. Infrastructure, scaling, and all the friction nobody mentions in the blog post.
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- Enterprise AI Pilots Have a 70% Failure Rate
- 2026 Is the Year of the Agent. Here's What the Data Actually Says
- From Lab to Production: Why the Last Mile of AI Deployment Is Actually a Marathon
- When Agents Meet Reality: The Friction Nobody Planned For
- The Benchmark Trap: When High Scores Hide Low Readiness
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Enterprise AI Pilots Have a 70% Failure Rate
S&P Global found 42% of companies abandoned most AI initiatives. MIT reports 95% of GenAI pilots deliver no measurable return. The technology works. The organizational machinery that carries pilots to production doesn't.
2026 Is the Year of the Agent. Here's What the Data Actually Says
Every major cloud vendor and analyst firm agrees: 2026 is the year AI agents go from pilot to production. The data backs them up, but it also reveals the gap between adoption and outcomes is wider than anyone's admitting.
From Lab to Production: Why the Last Mile of AI Deployment Is Actually a Marathon
The models have never been better. The deployment rate has never been worse. What's actually breaking between 'it works in a notebook' and 'it runs in production.'
When Agents Meet Reality: The Friction Nobody Planned For
Lab benchmarks show multi-agent systems coordinating well. Deploy them in messy reality and three kinds of friction emerge that no architecture diagram accounted for.
The Benchmark Trap: When High Scores Hide Low Readiness
AI benchmarks measure performance in sanitized environments that bear little resemblance to conditions where these systems will actually operate.