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Across transportation, logistics, and advanced industrials, the window to catch up on AI is narrowing — and for many companies, faster than they realize. The advantage AI leaders are building compounds with every deployment cycle, and the cost of closing that gap is rising. The Oliver Wyman Forum's Industrial AI Divide report, developed with the University of California, Berkeley and drawing on 50+ expert interviews with CEOs and CFOs, examines where AI is already delivering value, where deployment is proving hardest, and what separates the companies pulling ahead from those falling further behind. Competitive advantage in these sectors isn't driven solely by access to AI. It's built by embedding it into operations, workflows, and decision-making — while putting in place the data infrastructure, governance, and operating models needed to deploy it safely at scale in legacy-heavy environments. Those foundations take years to build and can't be procured when needed. The cost of waiting is the accumulation of advantage by the companies that didn't. Read the full report: https://bit.ly/4w10EA9