Tag: AI

Making AI your own: a story of starting, doubting and following through

Many organizations want to get started with AI, but find starting difficult due to questions about data, cost, risk and value. This article shows how to make AI your own: start at work, create frameworks, build trust with transparency and human review, and take privacy seriously. Small steps make AI practical, reliable and more meaningful.

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Services-as-Software: A New AI-Driven Paradigm for Professional Services.

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Services-as-Software (SaS), a term coined by Phil Fersht of HFS Research, is the shift from people-heavy projects and static software to AI-driven, outcome-focused services delivered like software. SaS is projected to become a $1.5T market by 2035 as software and services converge, reshaping how IT/BPO providers and advisory firms deliver value. It creates existential risk for "hours factories," but also the biggest growth opportunity in a generation for firms that productize their expertise, embrace agentic AI, and move to scalable, subscription and outcome-based models.

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AI is changing work. Now is the time to take charge.

AI is dramatically changing the work landscape. According to the IBM report "Orchestrating Agentic AI for Intelligent Business Operations," organizations expect AI agents to independently optimize processes and execute workflows by 2027. Yet only 53% of organizations have actually started using AI. The report emphasizes that technology alone is not enough; it requires a control model with clear structure, ownership and governance. Organizations must now make choices to integrate AI effectively and responsibly, focusing on human capabilities such as critical thinking and decision-making. Without direction and transparent governance, deploying AI may create risks rather than opportunities.

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Why AI only really works if you deploy it smartly: from generic assistant to expert agent

AI becomes truly valuable only when deployed with specific context and expertise. Generic applications provide limited benefits, while specialized AI agents tailored to specific domains and tasks actually contribute to transformation and quality. Integrating AI as a digital peer within existing processes creates room for more efficient and meaningful work.

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