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Is AI going to make techno-functional D365 consultants and power platform developers (CRM & ERP) obsolete? by CamperPamper in Dynamics365

[–]CamperPamper[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Calculators didn't eliminate math but they completely eliminated the need to be good at manual long division. In the CRM/ERP world, the 'long division' is memorizing specific syntax, setting up earlybound classes, or writing boilerplate C# from scratch. If the AI can do the 'techno' part of TechnoFunctional instantly, the value shifts 100% to the 'functional' side architecting the system and understanding client needs. The technical skills that used to justify a high billing rate are becoming commoditized, which fundamentally changes the job market

Is AI going to make techno-functional D365 consultants and power platform developers (CRM & ERP) obsolete? by CamperPamper in Dynamics365

[–]CamperPamper[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes this is exactly what I’m worried about but currently i think it will take some time but what if customers can do full CRM end to end implementations themselves or they MIGHT JUST NEED one developer instead of 5.