BPM LLP, one of the top 35 largest public accounting and advisory firms in the country, has created a GPT-4-powered chatbot built by its in-house IT team.
The announcement comes as BPM prepares for its next five-year strategic plan with a priority focused on innovation – reaffirming its commitment to building an agile, collaborative, globally-connected organization.
CIO INFLUENCE: JFrog Software Supply Chain Platform Delivers 393% ROI According to Total Economic Impact Study
“We see artificial intelligence as an opportunity,” said BPM CEO Jim Wallace. “When we embrace innovation, we fuel our vision, and create better experiences for our people and clients.”
While out-of-the-box bots may expose information to the public, BPM’s proprietary technology is hosted internally by the Firm in its private cloud infrastructure. In its first use case, the chatbot provides team members with real-time regulatory information supporting their work on more complex projects for clients.
CIO INFLUENCE: World Password Day: Password advice for CIOs
“This is just the beginning of our AI journey,” said BPM Chief Information Officer Moe Asgharnia.“We are using AI to elevate our people – not replace them – and we are excited to responsibly explore other use cases leveraging the framework we have developed.”
The Firm has identified multiple internal use cases, including opportunities to better enable cross-team collaboration and boost operational enhancements. While BPM continues to invest in the application of AI tools within the organization, its consultants are also helping organizations proactively identify and mitigate risks associated with AI implementation, as well as helping them to support responsible and successful adoption of AI technologies. These are the first of many opportunities BPM sees to add value for its colleagues, clients and communities using AI.
CIO INFLUENCE: CIO Influence Interview with Lior Yaari, CEO and Co-Founder at Grip Security
[To share your insights with us, please write to sghosh@martechseries.com]
