Eureka! AI Decoded | May 13, 2025

Eureka! AI Decoded | May 13, 2025

This week in 90 seconds: The biggest moves in enterprise and vertical AI—brought to you by SymphonyAI. 


Big Moves 

 Mistral’s big pitch: Enterprise AI without the vendor lock-in: “Le Chat Enterprise” is Mistral’s latest LLM, marking their big entrance into enterprise AI. It’s an open source, customizable model that companies can host privately. It’s a play against Big Tech’s closed models, but the real question remains: does another generic model actually change anything?  

Generative AI spend is surging—but are companies seeing real value? For the first time, generative AI spending has overtaken security in global tech budgets, according to AWS. 65% of companies are investing in AI, but only 45% are seeing measurable ROI. This highlights a hard reality: spending alone doesn’t guarantee impact. The winners are the ones carefully investing in AI tuned for their industry and built for specific use cases.  

AI agents are the future, and companies need to learn to work with them: AI agents promise seamless automation and collaboration—but right now, that’s mostly hype. Only 10–15% of companies are making them work. Why? It’s not a tech problem—it’s a last-mile problem. Agents aren’t a simple plug-and-play solution. They’re a whole new way of working—requiring training, upskilling, and, crucially, working with dependable agents that know your business.


Vertical AI in Action 

Tariffs are unpredictable—your supply chain shouldn’t be: For manufacturers, tariffs mean shifting costs and sudden disruptions. But data doesn’t have to be chaotic. With the right AI, manufacturers can track tariff impacts, optimize sourcing, and stay compliant—making smarter decisions even in a volatile market. 

Save Mart’s secret weapon: Connected Retail AI: Save Mart isn’t just running promotions—it’s running smarter promotions. With SymphonyAI’s AI-powered optimization, they’re driving $500K–$1M in incremental sales per campaign, building deeper supplier partnerships, and turning category management into a strategic advantage. That’s millions in new revenue—powered by data, not guesswork.  

Evalueserve cuts IT chaos with AI-powered support: Ticket volumes were up. Compliance demands were growing. Evalueserve’s answer? AI-powered automation. Teams got instant, self-service support, compliance soared, and manual work disappeared. It’s IT that actually works for people—not the other way around. 


Worth Your Click 

Laura Patterson

Fully Reap the Rewards of Customer-Centricity I President | Growth Strategy Expert I International Professional Speaker I Best-Selling Author | Award-Winning Influencer | BOD and Executive Advisor

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Use cases are the key to success with AI, for that matter most new tech.

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Melissa Roscosky

Sr. Consultant | Project Management | Business Consulting | Strategic Leadership | Data Analysis | Process Improvement | Tableau

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Most companies are buying the AI hype not building value. It’s not about bigger models but sharper use cases. Open source sounds bold but few are ready to own it. Real impact? That’s vertical AI tuned to your business not a generic tool with a shiny interface.

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