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23 facts from 7 episodes, in date order. These are what speakers said on the shows, each linked to the moment it was said. They aren't independently verified.

2025

Daniel Whitenack says Deloitte, Accenture and McKinsey are making a lot of money from AI services.

“The companies that are making a lot of money off of AI are Deloitte, Accenture, McKinsey, right?”

Daniel Whitenack · Workforce dynamics in an AI-assisted world, 0:10:30

2025

Daniel Whitenack says that in enterprise AI the firms making money have been services organizations such as Accenture, Deloitte and McKinsey, while OpenAI has been losing a lot of money.

“The ones making the money is Accenture, Deloitte, McKenzie, uh, et cetera, the the services organizations, right?”

Daniel Whitenack · Cracking the code of failed AI pilots, 0:37:56

2026

Bussmann says audit firms PwC and Deloitte are already bringing their own AI agents into auditing and reporting.

“audit firms like, uh, PWC already, and and Deloitte, they're bringing their own agent now into auditing the end reporting also”

Oliver Bussmann · AI Agents in Banking: UBS Former Chief Information Officer, 0:12:26

Undated

Deloitte offers certifications for citizen developers and citizen data scientists, with levels of training.

“they have certification of citizen developer, citizen data scientist, and so on.”

Tom Davenport · Leading a Workforce Empowered by New AI Tools, 0:23:39

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According to Deloitte's TechTrends report, about 93% of enterprise AI spending goes to technology and tooling and only 7% to everything else.

“ninety three of all AI spend is going toward the tech and the tooling, and only seven is on everything else.”

Bill Briggs · Deloitte CTO: Advice to CIOs on Enterprise AI | CXOTalk #912, 0:00:20

Undated

One health system deploying humanoid-form wheeled robots to move lab and hospital supplies has the head nurse introduce them to the shift and runs naming competitions for them.

“They actually have naming competitions, you know, the head RN is the one that introduces them to the shift, and then they have naming competitions.”

Bill Briggs · Deloitte CTO: Advice to CIOs on Enterprise AI | CXOTalk #912, 0:09:36

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Deloitte published a study about two months before this episode on the token economics and total cost of ownership of AI.

“We've got a great study that was published maybe two months ago on just token economics and AI, like the finance and cost implications”

Bill Briggs · Deloitte CTO: Advice to CIOs on Enterprise AI | CXOTalk #912, 0:17:42

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Briggs co-hosts a podcast with Deloitte's chief human officer, Simona Spellman, who says every dollar spent on tech should be matched by eight or nine dollars on change, culture and learning.

“I host a podcast with our chief human officer, Simona Spellman. And she likes to say that that every dollar in tech should be eight or nine.”

Bill Briggs · Deloitte CTO: Advice to CIOs on Enterprise AI | CXOTalk #912, 0:23:41

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Briggs says one Deloitte client merged its HR and technology functions under a chief digital human resource or talent officer.

“we saw one client that merged their HR function and their tech function, so we had there was the chief digital human resource or talent officer.”

Bill Briggs · Deloitte CTO: Advice to CIOs on Enterprise AI | CXOTalk #912, 0:31:31

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The report found that more than 65% of technology leaders now report to the CEO, whereas they previously reported mostly to the CFO or COO.

“sixty five plus percent report into the CEO now, which not too long ago, who's mostly into the CFO or the COO?”

Bill Briggs · Deloitte CTO: Advice to CIOs on Enterprise AI | CXOTalk #912, 0:43:28

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The report found that 68% of respondents see technology as revenue generating because it is embedded in products and markets.

“Another one, 68% said that tech is is being seen as revenue generating, you know, where it's actually embedded in product, embedded in market.”

Bill Briggs · Deloitte CTO: Advice to CIOs on Enterprise AI | CXOTalk #912, 0:43:28

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Briggs says the most effective session in Deloitte's Academy for next-generation CIOs is on storytelling and shaping a vision.

“The single most effective, impactful session we do is not on multi agent systems or ops or infrastructure, it's on storytelling”

Bill Briggs · Deloitte CTO: Advice to CIOs on Enterprise AI | CXOTalk #912, 0:00:00

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