Deloitte Survey Finds Technology Gaps in AI Cost Programs

Sep 15, 2026
Deloitte found that 55% of organizations pursuing AI enabled cost transformation lack technology environments that can fully support their efforts.
Deloitte Survey Finds Technology Gaps in AI Cost Programs

In a press release, Deloitte says 55% of organizations pursuing AI enabled cost transformation report that their current technology environment cannot fully support those efforts. Its 2026 Enterprise Cost Transformation Survey covered 500 senior business leaders across North America, Europe and Asia Pacific in April 2026.

The survey found that 96% of organizations are pursuing, have completed or are planning a cost transformation. Only 14% fully captured the value targeted by their highest priority initiative during the previous year, while 24% account for value leakage when setting goals.

Among respondents, 67% expect to meet or exceed their overall targets and 76% have made or plan to make their commitments public. Another 77% expect to invest between 20 and 90 cents for every dollar of targeted savings.

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