ARIA Resort & Casino, Las Vegas • October 20-22, 2025

AI: The end of tech services or ERA of tech services?

How to win in the AI era—from transforming services to business models.
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J.B. Wood

President and CEO
TSIA

Mari Cross

Chief Customer Officer
Infor

Jim Roth

President of Customer Success
Salesforce

Thomas Lah

Executive Director and EVP
TSIA

Mike Flannagan

Corporate VP of Global
Microsoft

George Humphrey

Managing Director
TSIA

Presenting companies at TSIA World

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service nowSalesforceGoogle CloudRed HatHewlett PackardDell TechnologiesCiscoMicrosoftKantataPros ai

How will AI impact your business?

At TSIA World ENVISION 2024, TSIA is proud to present the insights and findings from our latest round of TSIA Research Journeys. Register for this exciting conference, where our expert researchers will deliver each Journey’s results. With a particular focus on the uses and overall impacts of AI on the tech services industry, our latest Research Journeys center around:

Overarching Journey

Enterprise AI in Technology and Service Operations

Additional Journeys

AI for Predictive and Proactive Support
Content Development:
From AI to Z
AI-Powered Offering Management
Sign up for TSIA Research Journeys to help us tackle the most pressing challenges in the tech industry today!
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The Future of Work will be Powered by AI

Watch this insightful presentation from our most recent conference, TSIA World ENVISON, by Bryan Belmont, Corporate VP, Customer Service and Support at Microsoft.
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7 questions every tech services professional is asking—answered at TSIA World ENVISION:

  1. Will AI make my role obsolete? Role-by-role skill maps and AI-augmented workflows
  2. How fast do I reskill—and in what areas? Curated learning paths inside each track
  3. Will leadership roles shrink? Org design and career routes in AI-native teams
  4. How do I prove my value? Outcome metrics, new KPIs, and ROI attribution
  5. Will compensation models change? What shifts with consumption + outcome pricing
  6. Will my domain expertise still matter? Turning industry depth into a competitive moat
  7. Am I at the right company for the AI era? Incumbent advantage vs. startup agility, what to look for

There are two critical tricks to navigating this economy

TSIA World helps technology leaders understand:

where to cut back.

To reduce only the operating costs that don’t cut into the productivity or efficiency of profitable revenue generation.

where to find new revenue.

To identify where revenue CAN be grown in this economy.
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Who should attend TSIA World?

Tech leaders and professionals focused on:

  • Services & Delivery leaders:
    Build an outcome-oriented portfolio and operating model
  • Customer Success and Revenue leaders:
    Tie AI to renewal, expansion, and value realization
  • Offer and Product owners:
    Price AI to protect margins and accelerate growth
  • Partners:
    Design services-led GTM for complex enterprise sales
Enabling our customers to succeed is what drives me, and the passion for service is evident across the TSIA community. The TSIA conferences offer great insights into the industry while providing a valuable forum to build relationships.
—Doug Schmitt, President, Global Services, Dell Technologies

TSIA: The creators of LAER and a history of envisioning the future

Get a glimpse into the technology industry's future from data and thought leaders with a history of accurate predictions.
2010

From Consumption Economics and Complexity Avalanche

The Consumption Gap: The importance of driving actual adoption of technology capabilities.
Consumption Based Pricing: The rise of consumption economics and customers only paying for what they use.
2012

Changing Economic Engines

Service revenues and margins would become more critical to the financial health of tech companies than product revenues and margins.
2013

B4B

Operating Model Migration: Tech companies would be forced to move from Level 1-2 business models to Level 3-4.
Rise of Outcome Engineers: Customers will only want to pay if they achieve their business outcomes.
The Fish: The fact that traditional tech companies that want to pivot to recurring business models face a financial fish.
The Rise of Customer Analytics: The Data Handshake.
2016

XaaS Playbook

Profitable XaaS: Investors would ask fast growing XaaS companies to improve their unit economics.
LAER: Optimizing customer engagement models are needed to drive expansion and renewal.
The Rise of Managed Services: Managed services would become a critical revenue stream for technology product companies.
2018

Emerging Economic Engines of Technology Providers

The Consumption Gap: The importance of driving actual adoption of technology capabilities.
Consumption Based Pricing: The rise of consumption economics and customers only paying for what they use.
2022
Testimonials, Thomas Pruett

Digital Hesitation

Customer Success Owning Commercials: Customer Success organizations should and will own commercial transactions like renewals and upsells.
Digital Customer Experiences for B2B companies: B2B companies need to invest in low friction digital experiences the same way B2C companies have done.
Outcome Aligned Pricing: Pricing technology solutions must be based on the business outcomes customers want.