Inside KPMG's $100 million AI investment: How Google Cloud's partnership is fueling the firm's new tech services

Inside KPMG's $100 million AI investment: How Google Cloud's partnership is fueling the firm's new tech services

Major firms are investing heavily in AI to drive new revenue streams. Is your business following suit? This article highlights the KPMG strategy to put $100 million toward building AI- and automation-powered services in a technology partnership with Google Cloud. Read the article to see what AI-driven transformation can look like, and reach out to Verge Innovation to discuss how to plan and implement a strategy for your business.

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