Fast Growth or Fading Fast: GenAI Opportunities for Legacy Global Systems Integrators
TBR Insights Live On Demand: Discover what obstacles and opportunities await global systems integrators in 2024 and how leading GSIs are positioning for growth.
Patrick M. Heffernan is practice manager and principal analyst in TBR’s Professional Services Practice, where he directs the practice’s portfolio and manages projects on various topics, including creating management consulting services to deciphering digital transformation for consultancies and IT services vendors and analyzing the business impact of emerging technologies. Patrick’s responsibilities tap his expertise in competitive intelligence, strategy, and global political-economic impacts on business cycles and consulting vendors. His coverage and focus areas include IT services, management consulting, global delivery, strategy and operations, cloud, intelligence cycle, digital transformation, and innovation.
TBR Insights Live On Demand: Discover what obstacles and opportunities await global systems integrators in 2024 and how leading GSIs are positioning for growth.
Delve into the world of CGI’s GenAI capabilities, with key insights from CGI’s vice presidents of Global AI Enablement. Additionally, learn how the company is addressing challenges around data, change management, and ROI in IT services and technology solutions.
Delve into the current landscape of GenAI deployment in 2024. Despite initial hype, concerns around cost, technology challenges, and ethics persist. Explore how IT services vendors are pivoting towards business-backed use cases to sustain client interest. Anticipate shifts towards outcome-based pricing and increased focus on data orchestration. Download TBR’s predictions for IT services and consulting markets in 2024 for insights into GenAI pressures and talent challenges.
Join us for an exclusive review of the latest insights and analysis in TBR’s IT Services Vendor Benchmark, which looks at the competitive landscape as well as the performances of 31 leading IT services providers.
KPMG’s leaders described their priorities as transforming the firm’s go-to-market approach, unlocking the power of the firm’s people, reimagining ways of working, and innovating capabilities and service enhancements. Success against these priorities, in TBR’s view, will come as KPMG shifts from building a foundation to scaling alongside the growing needs of its clients.
In 2024, vendors adept at collaboration in the GenAI space and substantiating their promises with actual client outcomes will lead the pack. Those lacking in either area may still ride the GenAI wave, but they risk lagging behind with subpar results and waning market relevance.
Novis Euforia positions SoftwareOne to better address growing client demand for modernization with minimal disruption and transformation through the journey to SAP S/4HANA.
Join us for a look at examples of tech companies’ AI activities in 2023 as well as what to expect across the GenAI landscape in 2024
PwC’s recognition that a standardized, scaled business model combined with high-touch consulting could actually assuage fears around job disruption may prove critical as GenAI permeates IT services. Paired with the focus on measurable business outcomes, PwC’s factory approach could help separate the firm from peers.
HCLTech’s Cloud Native Labs could be a blueprint for other IT services vendors, particularly as the entire cloud ecosystem faces disruptions from shifting client expectations and the opportunities around GenAI.
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