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Trends we’re watching in 2025:
- Digital transformation is back in fashion
- GenAI upends pyramids, even as enterprises slow their AI roll
- Ecosystem intelligence becomes a strategic advantage
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Peraton Could Surpass $8B in Sales in 2024, but Will It Go Public?
/by James Wichert, AnalystPeraton has the necessary portfolio depth and scale to regularly vie with industry leaders for enterprise IT contracts in the $500 million to $2 billion range in the federal civilian and health spaces while also capitalizing on Department of Defense Intelligence Community needs.
PwC Stepping Up When Technology Fails to Deliver Value
/by Patrick Heffernan, Practice Manager and Principal AnalystPwC’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.