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Yeee hah! Are consultancies turning prospectors in the AI gold rush?

AI vendors need enterprise adoption to speed up or their investment community may lose heart. Unsurprisingly many of them vendors are turning to the big consultancies to encourage enterprises to pick up the pace in adopting AI technology stacks.

Google has its $750 million fund to help its partnerships with Accenture, Deloitte and McKinsey, while OpenAI has its very similar Frontier Alliance initiative in place.

And yet, amongst all the AI hype in the market, shouldn’t consultancies be a neutral advisory resource? Can they retain that neutrality if they are incentivised to sell AI technology stacks?

Sam Shar, CEO of Trend-Setters Consulting Inc. has his doubts. Shar’s company is a consultancy in the US that works with Fortune 500 companies to execute and modernize their operations providing digital development management, enterprise fax, desktop services and workplace transformation. His pitch:

We form the bridge between technical strategy and its execution and...

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&lsquo;Three to five years is a realistic payback period&rsquo; &mdash; plug-in solar panels will be legal next month, but what do they cost, who can fit them, and is your home even suitable? We asked the experts

Brighton gig screen goes One Step Beyond with an update pop-up

US and Allies Update SBOM Guidance

Meta incurs Wall Street's short termist wrath as CapEx soars and cash flow crashes 91% to fund AI expansion, but Zuckerberg holds the line

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