Firm Management
Moss Adams Adds AI Consulting Services
The top 15 accounting firm now has two service offerings for businesses looking to effectively utilize artificial intelligence.
Aug. 26, 2024
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Top 15 accounting firm Moss Adams announced on Monday that it’s now providing artificial intelligence consulting services, with two new offerings for businesses looking to effectively utilize the technology.
One service offering focuses on generative AI, while the other is centered around machine learning. Through the firm’s generative AI services, businesses can create a central knowledge center that empowers employees to search, access, and leverage organizational data quickly and safely. Clients gain augmented workflows that align with their IT stack and structure, the firm said. Moss Adams noted that it will work directly with organizations to identify use scenarios for generative AI, navigate change management, deliver end-user training, and provide additional guidance that may be needed.
Moss Adams’ machine learning services suit organizations seeking to effectively tap into large volumes of data quickly, accurately, and at scale, while aligning to broader business needs and goals, the firm said. Moss Adams professionals will work with clients to develop customized AI solutions that drive data-based insights and aid in decision-making. Working closely with clients, Moss Adams said it will guide businesses to increase their data’s return on investment, boost workforce productivity, accelerate legacy processes, and more.
As AI technology advances and options grow, identifying realistic AI implementations that deliver value can be an overwhelming process for some organizations. Moss Adams AI services provide a means through which businesses can tailor AI solutions to meet their unique objectives, according to Michael Parker, consulting partner at Moss Adams.
“Few technologies in the last decades have the potential to expand a business’ capabilities, increase efficiency, and grow revenue like AI,” he said in a statement. “The AI landscape is crowded and overhyped, leaving businesses overwhelmed with where to begin and how to leverage this technology within their business, potentially leading to AI investments that go underutilized or poorly implemented. Our team combines former executives familiar with the rigors of growing a business and professionals with deep, practical experience in AI, allowing us to meet organizations’ unique needs in harnessing the value of this technology.”