AlixPartners Disruption Index 2026


Disruption remains a constant in business today, but leaders are becoming more adept at navigating it. With geopolitical tensions, tariffs and energy pressures persisting, the real divide is emerging around AI. The 2026 Disruption Index from Criticaleye Partner AlixPartners shows how decisive action, operational AI and continuous adaptation are becoming the blueprint for sustained growth in an age of permanent disruption.

Key takeaways include:

  • 65 percent of CEOs are primarily focused on using AI to drive revenue, while 35 percent are primarily focused on cost reduction
  • 70 percent of CEOs report high levels of disruption
    37 percent of executives say they are less anxious than they were a year ago — a significant change from last year’s 14 percent

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