What are the use-cases for AI in a professional services firm? From the simple to the complex, my answers so far: -saving consultants time in generating web-research and .ppt -saving time in shortening long reads -helping produce MVPs for clients (i.e. code generation) -insights into unstructured data.

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Wide applications can be into document processing, as a chatbot for appointment booking/enquiries/initial information dispensing , obtaining insights and language processing to extract and compress information from emails or social feeds as well as summarise lenghty documents and language translation .
IT Manager in Education, 501 - 1,000 employees
In an educational organization, like ours, the most benefit we can get is for data aggregation. What we fear most is that some people, students or maybe even teachers, may use it to produce reports and/or research documents that they need to create themselves.
This is the main reason why we are a bit hesitant when it comes to implementing it on a wide scale.
Head of IT in Software, 5,001 - 10,000 employees
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IT Manager in IT Services, 10,001+ employees
The increased automation and ease from inclusion of AI in consulting and professional services firm is greatly appreciated. We have been able to reduce the manual routine work and response activities upto 60% as Chatbot has taken over the communication process end to end and feedback is good from customers and clients. Also, we have been able to reduce the clutter of mess and complex operational issues. All the data structuring is happening in structured manner and no more hassle in dat visibility and data management

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