The ambition is clear. AI and data should drive better decisions, sharper operations, and new sources of growth. But for most Nordic businesses, the gap between ambition and execution remains wide. Only 6% of Nordic companies have reached an advanced level of AI adoption. That is not a technology problem. It is a strategy and operating model problem.
We work alongside leadership teams to close that gap. Not with slide decks that gather dust, but with concrete strategies and operational roadmaps that connect AI investments to real business outcomes.
The challenge we see across industries
Organizations invest in pilots. They experiment with generative AI. They hire data scientists. But without an enterprise-wide strategy, these efforts stay fragmented. Data sits in silos. Governance is unclear. Use cases compete for attention and budget, and leadership cannot tell which AI investments are creating value and which are consuming it.
At the same time, the pressure is increasing. Competitors are moving. Regulators are tightening requirements. Boards are asking sharper questions about return on data and AI spend. Nordic companies are targeting roughly 27% of IT budgets towards data and AI by 2025, and every krone needs to count.
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Our approach
We bring a structured approach built on years of experience across industries and geographies. Our proprietary tools give us a common language to diagnose where you stand and a clear framework to define where you need to go. But tools are only as valuable as the people behind them.
Our NewTech team in Denmark combines deep local market knowledge with access to the full strength of KPMG's global network. We have worked with financial institutions to build Big Data & AI roadmaps aligned with regulatory expectations. We have helped large enterprises design hub-and-spoke AI organizations that empower local teams while maintaining enterprise-wide standards. And we have guided public sector organizations through the complexities of responsible AI adoption.
We are recognized by IDC as a leader in data, analytics, and AI strategy, specifically for our comprehensive frameworks and our commitment to treating data as a strategic asset. That recognition reflects how we work: always starting from the business outcome, always grounding recommendations in what is practically achievable.
Why this matters now
The window for building a strong AI foundation is narrowing. Organisations that invest in strategy and operating model design today will scale faster, govern more effectively, and capture disproportionate value from their AI investments. Those that continue to experiment without structure risk falling further behind.
We do not believe in AI for AI's sake. We believe in AI that creates real, measurable value for your business, your people, and your customers. That starts with a strategy that is more than a document. It starts with a way of working.