ScriptRunner's State of Microsoft Automation 2026 page mostly answers its LinkedIn ads

The offer is consistent end to end. ScriptRunner's LinkedIn cluster sells a free benchmark report on Microsoft automation, and the page is exactly that report, with matching cohort statistics for governance, visibility, tool silos, and script ownership.

Where the page leaves points on the table is the hero. The ad variants that pull the strongest, elite teams, chaos or control, one-man show, centralize execution, never reappear on the landing page. Visitors who click those punchy hooks have to translate them into a formal report title before they feel rewarded. Surfacing one of those angles in the hero or a stat band above the table of contents would close most of the gap.

The page is the State of Microsoft Automation 2026 report itself, framed for IT Managers and Senior System Engineers at enterprises with 1,000+ employees. The methodology block names a self-assessment survey of 180 IT leaders fielded October through December 2025, representing over 45,000 production scripts and workflows.

The executive summary backs every ad stat. It calls out 72% failing to enforce full governance, 83% stuck in tool silos, 61% in fragmented adoption, and 69% in a visibility gap. Key findings sections then expand on automation progress, visibility, self-service, deployment speed, democratization, governance, and integration, with a centralized-execution case study from automotive supplier Brose claiming 4,000 hours saved annually.

The page also previews the strategic guidance angle the report sells (cohort comparisons, integration with ITSM and identity, governance models) so the visitor sees both the benchmark and the prescriptive content before deciding to download.