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Wednesday, October 14, 2026

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Why AI Projects Fail, and What to Do About It

Why Solutions Stop Delivering After They Go Live, and How to Recover Them

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Many AI initiatives fail not because the technology falls short, but because adoption does. This session explores why live solutions gradually lose traction, the warning signs that usage is declining, and the practical steps organizations can take to restore value or determine when a fresh approach is needed.

The failure statistics get quoted in every boardroom. The reasons behind them almost never get examined. Most AI projects do not fail because the technology did not work. They fail after it works. The solution goes live, performs as promised, and then quietly stops being used. Expectations were set at a level the problem could not support. The organization drifted back to systems it already trusted. Nobody owned the output.

This webinar gets to the core reasons behind these failures and, more importantly, what can be done about them. Drawing on cross-industry examples of solutions that were built, deployed, and still did not hold, the session covers the patterns that precede a stall and the practical steps available once one has started. The patterns are recognizable and the remedies are concrete, including how to judge whether a stalled initiative can be recovered or needs rebuilding.

webinar Details

Date

Wednesday,
October 14, 2026

Time

10:00 AM EST (New York)
5:00 PM KSA (Riyadh)
6:00 PM GST (Dubai)

duration

1 Hour

SPEAKER

Shravan Adapa

Director of AI at Soothsayer Analytics

Shravan Adapa is the Director of AI at Soothsayer Analytics, where he helps organizations translate AI and Generative AI into measurable business outcomes. With over a decade of experience across manufacturing, retail, logistics, and financial services, he has led end-to-end initiatives from executive alignment and solution design to production rollout across cloud and hybrid environments.

His work spans high-impact, operational AI applications including demand and supply forecasting, quality and reliability intelligence, and document-driven automation for procurement and finance. Shravan is known for building practical, scalable solutions that fit real business constraints, delivering faster decision-making, stronger operational control, and sustained ROI.

Key Takeaways

This session is designed to provide practical clarity, not just conceptual understanding. Participants will leave knowing how to:

Why Projects Stall

01

Understand the core reasons AI solutions stop delivering value even after the technology is working.

Spot the Warning Signs

02

Recognize the early indicators that a live AI solution is drifting out of use before the problem becomes harder to reverse.

Recover or Rebuild

03

Learn how to assess whether a stalled AI initiative can be recovered or whether starting again is the better path.

Set Realistic Expectations

04

Understand why setting expectations at the wrong level is one of the most common and avoidable causes of AI project failure.

Make Ownership Stick

05

See how clear ownership of AI output determines whether a solution becomes part of everyday operations or fades away within its first year.

Who Should Attend

Executive Sponsors

CEOs, COOs, and business unit leaders accountable for the outcomes of AI investment

Digital, Data, and Transformation Leaders

Leaders driving enterprise AI programs and answerable for the results they produce

Technology Leadership

CIOs, CTOs, and heads of engineering supporting AI solutions running in production

Operations and Functional Leaders

Leaders whose teams are expected to work with AI output day to day

If an AI solution has gone live but is no longer delivering the value you expected, this session is for you.

Join us to understand why AI projects stall after deployment, recognize the warning signs early, and learn how to determine whether an initiative can be recovered or needs to be rebuilt.