Is AI the tipping point for agency operations? The arrival of AI has initiated an era of transformation for agencies, prompting a departure from dated pricing models and the dependence on ‘heroic delivery’. With challenging economic conditions also placing pressure on the traditional model and the increasing demand to do more with less, this crucial period provides an opportunistic window for agencies to rethink and modify their operational strategies.
This discussion covered the impact of AI on agency business models, stressing the transition towards economically sustainable practices that embrace efficiency plus client and employee satisfaction. View the conversation and equip your agency for success in the new AI era in 2024 and beyond.
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