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OPPO F35 Series to Launch in India on 5th October, Marking a New Chapter in the F Series’ Decade

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AI is making employees faster, but why isn't it making companies much more productive?

Artificial intelligence is helping employees improve their individual productivity, yet overall business performance remains stagnant. Many companies are unable to effectively measure the return on investment from AI adoption. Significant gaps exist between individual gains and organizational transformation, indicating potential bottlenecks. As employees increasingly adopt AI, collaboration will become more crucial for achieving better outcomes. Companies may need to focus on redesigning workflows rather than just implementing new tools.

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