Accenture is making more GenAl money than OpenAl.
Let that sink in
With $3 Billion of bookings linked to GenAl projects in 2024 and $1B in August alone, Accenture generated more revenue from answering the question "What is my Al strategy?" than OpenAl which is aiming at $3B to $4B annual revenue (but with a $5B loss).
Impressive, right?
I'd love to say "Kudos, Accenture" for leading the way, but I can't ignore what I heard from a client a few months ago.
Accenture quoted €1M to develop an internal GPT with document drag-and-drop for fewer than 50 users.
Yes, you read that right, 1M€.
For a POC that's far from technically groundbreaking.
They even said that they couldn't guarantee to provide them with all the features requested as it was a real technical challenge (it was not).
For a POC that's far from technically groundbreaking.
They even said that they couldn't guarantee to provide them with all the features requested as it was a real technical challenge (it was not).
→ To all the CIOs out there: Let's stop this madness. Start small, focus on a few key use cases, and work with a tech provider who can deliver a functional PoC in weeks.
To all the smaller consulting firms out there: if you want your piece of the cake, we're very happy to partner with you. Bring us in as a vendor and build a change management project around it.
To Accenture: Let us know if you want a demo of VirtualBrain for your consultants, we know you're not very well equipped internally ;) #AI #100xBrains
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