Just before the quarterly forecast meeting, you launch your team’s sales analytics dashboard. The numbers look plausible, but something doesn’t feel right. When you ask why a top-performing region dropped by 20%, the system offers no explanation, just raw figures. There’s no visibility into how forecasts were calculated, or which variables have changed. It’s like asking a colleague a question and getting only a spreadsheet in return.

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Challenges and Gaps in Current AI Adoption

  • Will Hawkins,
  • Nancie Calder

摘要

Just before the quarterly forecast meeting, you launch your team’s sales analytics dashboard. The numbers look plausible, but something doesn’t feel right. When you ask why a top-performing region dropped by 20%, the system offers no explanation, just raw figures. There’s no visibility into how forecasts were calculated, or which variables have changed. It’s like asking a colleague a question and getting only a spreadsheet in return.