Dover Corporation earned a BATS score of 19/100 on its Q2 2026 call, with AI limited to a passing end-market mention for data-center components rather than any internal AI strategy or transformation agenda.
VeriSign, Inc. (VRSN) earned a 36/100 BATS score in its July 2026 call, treating AI mainly as an external tailwind for domain demand and security needs rather than a core internal transformation strategy.
Quest Diagnostics (DGX) earned a BATS score of 42/100, showing a developing, execution-focused AI program that pairs automation with lab quality and productivity tools such as Genius AI Pap review and PSC supply aids.
Dow Inc. earned a BATS score of just 2/100 on its July 2026 earnings call, showing virtually no AI focus beyond a brief digital pricing mention as management prioritized traditional self-help and portfolio actions.
Tractor Supply Company (TSCO) earned a BATS score of 0/100 on its Q2 2026 call, with no AI mentions at all as leadership focused on pet reacceleration, value pricing, and store productivity instead of any AI-driven transformation.
Snap-on Incorporated (SNA) earned a BATS score of 25/100, signaling early-stage AI maturity as management treats LLMs and proprietary data mainly as supportive tools for intelligent diagnostics rather than a core strategy.
Deckers Outdoor Corporation (DECK) scored 0/100 on the BATS AI scale after its July 2026 call, with management focusing entirely on HOKA and UGG product innovation and DTC strength and offering no AI strategy or transformation discussion.
Allegion plc (ALLE) scored 0/100 on the BATS AI scale after its Q2 2026 call, which focused on electronics demand, regional results, and a raised outlook with no substantive discussion of artificial intelligence or AI-driven transformation.
Pool Corporation scored just 3/100 on the BATS AI scale in its Q2 2026 call, with no AI discussion as management focused on distribution execution, pricing, and POOL360 digital adoption.
GE Vernova Inc. earned a BATS score of 22/100 on its July 2026 call, where AI surfaced only as a light peripheral productivity investment bundled with robotics and automation rather than a core strategic pillar.
Moody’s Corporation earned a BATS score of 75/100, underscoring advanced AI maturity as it embeds decision-grade intelligence and agentic workflows into customer platforms, with measurable ARR growth and efficiency gains.
TE Connectivity plc earned a BATS score of 62/100 as AI infrastructure emerged as a core growth pillar, with heavy order momentum, quantified AI cloud targets moving earlier, and raised full-year sales and EPS guidance.