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Thats a good point of view of the traditional Managment consultants, now for the "AI era", this type of interventions will not exist Maybe now the Big coorp wil

Thats a good point of view of the traditional Managment consultants, now for the "AI era", this type of interventions will not exist Maybe now the Big coorp will finally get closer to real life solutions to the problems companies face

KaiserPro 1mo ago
I wish. My company is "AI native" in the sense that even though we are not a tech company we are using it heavily to build a bunch of tech that makes us more efficient. Think building better SaaS products around our actual process rather than whatever bespoke niche SaaS product provides. this has yielded real savings in both software costs and efficiency. Compared to our peers, we are light years ahead. Even the supposed "leading AI readiness consultants" hired by the group board agreed. our board have still hired kpmg[1] or some other vague merchant to come and help us deliver "efficiencies" [1] its not them, but I want to keep some level of mystique about where I work
- hahahaa 1mo ago
  Maybe GMPK should do a protection racket of sorts. Pay us 1% of revenue and we wont send the consultants j/k
- amarcheschi 1mo ago
  I'm curious to know what they have been providing in suggestions up to now, can you tell us?
  - KaiserPro 1mo ago
    Sadly I'm not privy to the internal workings, they are due to report in the new year (got knows how much this is going to cost) I have a steer that people, process and services are all in scope, but again thats vague-as-a-service™
- dvaplima 1mo ago
  Yeah, in the short term the delivery of "efficiencies" will still be masked, but I think looking into the real potential of AI Agents and Tools It will become harder to hide "fake" solutions, but It can be me just being optmistic
sublinear 1mo ago
Nope. Everyone has their strengths and should avoid some types of work. AI doesn't change this. Many consultants and entrepreneurs are too shameless to do that. AI only amplifies their dysfunction. What most businesses are doing instead is squeezing their middle management to do more with less. No consultants. AI is cheaper. This squeeze happens every time the economy stagnates, and adding AI as "help" is irrelevant.
- dvaplima 1mo ago
  I agree in the short term the disparity will rise, but looking further I think the efficiency of the AI Agents and the tools specific for each task will shorten the gap between fake and real solutions, But thats me being optmistic for a "good" AGI

KaiserPro 1mo ago

I wish. My company is "AI native" in the sense that even though we are not a tech company we are using it heavily to build a bunch of tech that makes us more efficient. Think building better SaaS products around our actual process rather than whatever bespoke niche SaaS product provides. this has yielded real savings in both software costs and efficiency. Compared to our peers, we are light years ahead. Even the supposed "leading AI readiness consultants" hired by the group board agreed. our board have still hired kpmg[1] or some other vague merchant to come and help us deliver "efficiencies" [1] its not them, but I want to keep some level of mystique about where I work

hahahaa 1mo ago
Maybe GMPK should do a protection racket of sorts. Pay us 1% of revenue and we wont send the consultants j/k
amarcheschi 1mo ago
I'm curious to know what they have been providing in suggestions up to now, can you tell us?
- KaiserPro 1mo ago
  Sadly I'm not privy to the internal workings, they are due to report in the new year (got knows how much this is going to cost) I have a steer that people, process and services are all in scope, but again thats vague-as-a-service™
dvaplima 1mo ago
Yeah, in the short term the delivery of "efficiencies" will still be masked, but I think looking into the real potential of AI Agents and Tools It will become harder to hide "fake" solutions, but It can be me just being optmistic

sublinear 1mo ago

Nope. Everyone has their strengths and should avoid some types of work. AI doesn't change this. Many consultants and entrepreneurs are too shameless to do that. AI only amplifies their dysfunction. What most businesses are doing instead is squeezing their middle management to do more with less. No consultants. AI is cheaper. This squeeze happens every time the economy stagnates, and adding AI as "help" is irrelevant.

dvaplima 1mo ago
I agree in the short term the disparity will rise, but looking further I think the efficiency of the AI Agents and the tools specific for each task will shorten the gap between fake and real solutions, But thats me being optmistic for a "good" AGI