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This article examines how generative AI is fundamentally altering the economic models of professional services firms by enabling a shift from hourly billing to fixed-bid pricing and outcome-based contracts. The analysis highlights that while AI reduces labor per project, increased demand for value-driven solutions may paradoxically require expanding workforce capacity rather than reducing it.
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8 insights from the ‘Certinia at Dreamforce’ event: AI resets the economics of professional services

SiliconANGLE6 min read

AI is rewriting the economics of professional services. Firms that once billed by the hour are quoting fixed bids, compressing delivery timelines and absorbing risk they would previously have pushed onto the client. The labor a single project consumes is falling, and the price with it. The argument has moved past whether the technology works […] The post 8 insights from the ‘Certinia at Dreamforce’ event: AI resets the economics of professional services appeared first on SiliconANGLE.

AI is rewriting the economics of professional services. Firms that once billed by the hour are quoting fixed bids, compressing delivery timelines and absorbing risk they would previously have pushed onto the client. The labor a single project consumes is falling, and the price with it. The argument has moved past whether the technology works to whether its output can be trusted. The next phase is defined by determinism — context captured across the full services lifecycle, knowledge that compounds from one engagement to the next, and agents whose actions carry financial and regulatory consequences. Business models are shifting in step, away from billable…

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