McKinsey: 32% of companies skipped buying new software this year and built it with agents instead
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This is from McKinsey's State of AI 2026 survey (published late August), not just a headline stat: 32% of organizations decided against an off the shelf purchase and built their own solution with agentic coding tools instead, 41% in tech specifically. Curious if anyone here has actually killed a re…
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- 2026-09-13 09:46 · r/artificial
McKinsey: 32% of companies skipped buying new software this year and built it with agents instead