AlixPartners Disruption Index 2025

Criticaleye lead Partner AlixPartners' latest annual Disruption Index exposes a turbulent world in 2025, where geopolitical tensions, supply chain hurdles and rapid technology shifts continue to drive business disruption. The report shows how bold investments in AI and digital transformation are turning risk into opportunity. The 2025 Index offers leaders a clear, actionable blueprint to seize growth by embracing agility and innovation.


Key takeaways include:
  • 80 percent of executives are upbeat about AI’s power to drive growth and boost revenue

  • 67 percent of CEOs report feeling highly disrupted, showing that rapid change is reshaping industries

  • 57 percent of CEOs plan to deploy humanoid robots at scale within five years, marking a bold bet on future productivity




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