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How do you respond to concerns that AI tools are compressing project time lines, relative rate cards and reducing the TAM for systems integration work?
Can you help us understand what's driving the step-up in deployment and whether this reflects a shift in acquisition strategy
Your original outlook contemplated status quo at the high end of the outlook, is that still the case?
How do we think through the timing in which it takes stable pricing to flow through the P&L
how you're balancing the needs of clients while managing margins, particularly as you move into higher-value AI-related work
can you help bridge the gap between the 3.5% at the high end of your 4Q outlook today and the 4% exit rate you pointed to last quarter
can you help unpack which verticals and geographies you'd expect to maybe decelerate versus accelerate
can you help frame how we should think about that as it relates to your 4Q exit rate
can you unpack what drove that, especially with softer utilization and perhaps some [indiscernible] benefit?
can you talk through how you're thinking about pace of hiring and perhaps geographic mix of talent base given Belcan as a new dynamic
to what extent is the growth gap in North America a function of clients gravitating toward more diversified peers
what gives you the confidence that a similar dynamic doesn't play out in August or September
where do we stand on the large network client? Did revenue stabilize in Q1 as expected?
What gives you confidence in your ability to close and execute on those agents do you have the sales muscle, governance frameworks and delivery infrastructure
can you help us -- can you help us walk through what's contemplated across the low end and the high end? How much [ Go get ] is still needed?
can you help us reconcile that commentary to the 2026 outlook that at the midpoint on an organic constant currency basis is slower than what you delivered in '25?
Can you help size that contribution and unpack your competitive advantage here versus your peers
what's contemplated at the high end and the low end of the range particularly from a macro perspective
can you provide incremental color on the net new discretionary transformation program that you're seeing
How are you thinking about the level of reinvestment needed to continue to drive that AI related volume, particularly as it relates to the 90 basis point headwind
Can you talk through how much of the growth you're expecting in this year is driven by GCC related work
Can you help us understand what's contemplated across your outlook range from a vertical perspective? Any verticals expected to accelerate
what in your view would catalyze a potential return to a better pricing environment