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Global Data Leaders Seek to Harness the Power of GenAI for AI-Driven Success

1. 87% of organizations plan to increase GenAI investments in 2025. 2. 97% of organizations struggle to demonstrate GenAI's business value. 3. 66% of leaders haven't transitioned half of their GenAI pilots to production. 4. 86% expect to boost data management investment, driven by GenAI readiness. 5. Data privacy and governance are prioritized alongside GenAI technology advancements.

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The focus on increasing GenAI investments suggests strong demand for Informatica's solutions.

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REDWOOD CITY, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Informatica (NYSE: INFA), a leader in enterprise AI-powered cloud data management, today announced the findings of its global CDO Insights 2025 survey: Racing Ahead on GenAI and Data Investments While Navigating Potential Speed Bumps. This global annual survey, focusing on the current landscape of Generative AI (GenAI) adoption, reveals that nearly all global data leaders surveyed show no signs of slowing down their GenAI initiatives, despite finding difficulty in demonstrating business value – including meeting unrealistic C-suite expectations and expecting quicker return on investment (ROI). Nearly all data leaders responding to the global survey are accelerating ahead in 2025 to demonstrate ROI from their GenAI initiatives, and overcoming the obstacles of the new technology and data complexities in their AI-readiness journey. Key findings: 87% organizations who have adopted or plan to adopt GenAI expect an increase in GenAI investment in 2025, with 93% of U.S. data leaders planning to ramp up GenAI investments, closely followed by APJ (86%) and Europe (82%) More than 97% of organizations experience difficulties demonstrating GenAI's business value Tech leaders cite cybersecurity and privacy compliance (46%), uncertainty over responsible use of AI (45%), reliability of results (43%) and lack of trust in data quality (38%) as difficulties to demonstrate business value Two-thirds (67%) of surveyed data leaders have revealed that they have not been able to successfully transition even half of their GenAI pilots to production 86% of data leaders expect increased data management investment in 2025, with 44% citing data readiness for GenAI as primary driver of these investments “Our latest study reveals nearly all leaders are moving ahead with their GenAI investments but they are concerned with issues identified in pilot projects,” said Brett Roscoe, Senior Vice President and General Manager of Data Governance and Cloud Operations at Informatica. “One particular concern is attaining the readiness of their data that is required to achieve the transformative impact of AI.” The study also highlights that operational efficiency, and customer and employee experience, remain top business priorities for a GenAI rollout, while data management investments in data privacy, security and literacy are expected to increase in tandem with GenAI investments. As nearly half of the data leaders surveyed are looking to increase investments in data management, they are also gearing up to enhance data governance with 47% emphasizing data privacy and improving their workforce’s data maturity to use data and AI technology effectively and responsibly. Blake Andrews, Chief Data & Analytics Officer at Independent Financial, comments, “Financial services companies traditionally operate in a highly competitive and regulated industry with vast amounts of data from various sources across departments. With GenAI, organizations can potentially improve their competitiveness if they are able to execute a reliable technology infrastructure and confident data governance strategy from the start. This helps to meet the rising demands from customers for personalization and offer positive business outcomes with greater efficiency.” “The study findings reaffirm that creating a strong data foundation is key to embedding trust in any company’s GenAI efforts,” Roscoe echoed. “Placing investments in areas such as employees’ skillsets and a modern data management strategy will help achieve the business value the C-suite is seeking from AI.” While data leaders remain optimistic and are moving at full speed to lead the pack in technological innovation which can lead to better business outcomes, they need to realign expectations set with their C-suite executives, overcome the key barriers, including data challenges facing their organization, before they can achieve valuable outcomes from their GenAI initiatives. To gain full insights into the CDO Insights 2025 results, download the full report here. About Informatica Informatica (NYSE: INFA), a leader in enterprise AI-powered cloud data management, brings data and AI to life by empowering businesses to realize the transformative power of their most critical assets. We have created a new category of software, the Informatica Intelligent Data Management Cloud™ (IDMC). IDMC is an end-to-end data management platform, powered by CLAIRE® AI, that connects, manages and unifies data across any multi-cloud or hybrid system, democratizing data and enabling enterprises to modernize and advance their business strategies. Customers in approximately 100 countries, more than 80 of the Fortune 100, rely on Informatica to drive data-led digital transformation. Informatica. Where data and AI come to life.

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