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FinOps for AI: From Managing Costs to Maximizing Value

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By Danielle Burgs Escobar, Chris Bell, Simo Zerrifi
| Bain & Company
For executives who burned through their annual token budgets by the middle of the year: You’re not alone. Companies around the world that have embraced AI are discovering the same reality. As AI creates new opportunities for productivity and growth, it also introduces a new class of technology spending. AI promises significant gains in productivity, innovation, and growth.
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Scaling AI While Controlling Tech Costs

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By Danielle Burgs Escobar, Gianni Huaman, Pascal Gautheron, Mac Dinsmore
| Bain & Company
Artificial intelligence opens up a new world of opportunity and complexity for CIOs and their organizations. As they push for growth and efficiency, tech leaders are playing a bigger role in business transformation. They face dual challenges: do more with less, while securing the resources to pilot and scale AI. Turning AI’s promise into performance, without letting costs and complexity spiral, is becoming essential to staying ahead.
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Rethinking Tech Outsourcing: Five Actions to Create Value

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By Nigel Cornish, Danielle Burgs Escobar, Leo Hirson
| Bain & Company
Is tech outsourcing outdated? Hardly. Bain’s recent survey of 200 executives who manage technology within companies shows that it remains a cornerstone: 75% are still outsourcing, and 83% plan to maintain or expand it in the next 18 months. While some companies turn to outsourcing to bridge capability gaps or boost quality, more than half of the surveyed executives cited cost reduction and efficiency gains as top goals. Achieving these outcomes demands clear objectives and disciplined execution.
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