At a time when large consultants seek maximum efficiency without compromising security, Deloitte has taken a decisive step by integrating artificial intelligence directly into their work devices. To do this, he has trusted Dell Technologies and his range of laptops Latitude 7450 with Intel Core Ultra processors, capable of executing generative models of AI without depending on the cloud.
Deloitte’s goal was clear: to have advanced abilities of AI, but locally housed, thus avoiding the usual latency, availability and costs associated with cloud solutions. The solution came in a fleet of laptops Dell Latitude 7450, specifically designed to integrate the device itself, even without internet connection.
These teams not only stand out for their power and mobility, but they integrate artificial intelligence engines capable of remarkably accelerating routine and repetitive tasks. The result has been immediate. According to internal data of the company, the time spent tasks such as data analysis or documentary review has been reduced by half.
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“Thanks to the AI integrated into the devices, our developers dedicate less time to mechanical tasks and more to contribute value to the customer,” they say from Deloitte. “Productivity has increased significantly, but, above all, we have won in agility and response capacity.”
The choice of models trained specifically for Deloitte’s workflows has allowed not only automating processes, but also respecting the safety and confidentiality requirements required by a signature of this caliber. The possibility of executing Genai models locally prevents sensitive data from leaving the corporate environment.
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The key to success lies in Dell’s smart approach with latitude 7450. These devices are designed to anticipate the user’s needs, prioritizing tasks, adapting to the work style and optimizing system resources through automatic learning algorithms.
In an increasingly distributed environment, where teams work from multiple locations, having a hardware prepared to support Ia without depending on external infrastructure has become a strategic differentiator. Deloitte has understood it that way, and has found in Dell a technological ally to face this new distributed productivity paradigm.
