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- Canada & Latin America·Research
IBM study: 37% of Canadian firms exclude CHROs from AI strategy planning
An IBM Institute for Business Value study released Oct. 2, 2026 found 37% of Canadian organizations exclude the CHRO from AI strategy planning. Only 39% of Canadian CHROs reported a joint roadmap with IT, and 72% struggle to coordinate across the C-suite. The Canadian sample included 75 HR executives and 452 employees. Globally, 76% of employees felt safe challenging AI outputs when HR shared responsibility for human-led decisions, versus 43% where HR was only advisory.
Saturday 24 October
- Canada & Latin America·Research
AI Disruption Hits HR and Total Rewards as Employees Face Cognitive Overload
AI disrupts HR and total rewards as employee 「cognitive availability」 drops, complicating reskilling demands, per Daniel Imbeault of Normandin Beaudry. IBM finds 37% of Canadian firms exclude CHROs from AI strategy; solutions include short-term learning and tying compensation to skill certification.