One fix for elusive enterprise ROI: don’t measure it

“I am just very reluctant to spend a lot of energy quantifying it because it winds up wasting a lot of people’s time inside the institution when we actually need to get them to focus on doing things… as much as important and dramatic and exciting as this theme is, it takes a long time to really do things that are visible at an institution of our size.”

Barnum also said that the $2 billion annual AI investment figure previously provided by Dimon was “not exactly right” and said the actual spend was around $700 million annually.”

Indeed. Does one measure the ROI of email or Excel?

🔗 JPMorgan: Quantifying AI benefits is “wasting time”

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