What business results are you seeing so far?
Replied byChris Aiken
Americas Indirect Tax Leader at EY (Ernst & Young)
Niche: Finance
Revenue: /month
Location: United States
Started: 1989
Depending on the engagement, we're seeing between 12% and 30% of the work become suitable for AI-assisted execution. Those are meaningful gains because they allow our teams to redirect their efforts toward higher-value activities that clients care most about.
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