An AI-enabled environment bringing together PwC expertise, methodology and emerging autonomous capabilities to help clients move faster through complexity.
As organizations navigate one of the most significant technological shifts in decades, PwC continues to evolve how professional expertise and artificial intelligence come together to solve complex problems.
NEW YORK — March 19, 2026 — Artificial intelligence is rapidly reshaping how complex decisions are made across every industry — and beginning to redefine how professional expertise itself is delivered. As organizations confront accelerating change, increasing volumes of data and rising expectations for speed and clarity, professional services should evolve alongside them.
Today, PwC introduced PwC One, a significant milestone in the firm's AI-first transformation and its vision for the future of professional services.
PwC One reflects how PwC is reimagining the way expertise, technology and professional judgment come together to serve clients. By combining the firm's deep institutional knowledge with emerging autonomous AI capabilities, PwC One enables PwC clients and teams to engage with complex challenges in new ways — moving beyond episodic projects toward more continuous insight, faster learning cycles and earlier visibility into risk and opportunity.
The launch represents the next milestone in PwC's multi-year effort to embed AI across how the firm develops its people, builds technology and delivers work. PwC is integrating AI directly into its methodologies and professional workflows — extending the reach of its expertise while keeping human judgment firmly at the center of every critical decision.
Across industries, AI-enabled approaches are already reshaping how complex challenges are addressed. Private equity investors are compressing diligence timelines. Cancer patients are gaining faster access to clinical trial matches and treatment options. Insurance claims following natural disasters are being processed in a fraction of the time.
PwC One builds on that momentum — creating new ways for PwC clients and teams to bring the firm's knowledge, standards and experience to bear on client challenges with greater speed, scale and insight.
"For 175 years, clients have turned to PwC when the stakes are highest — when the decisions are complex and the consequences matter," said Paul Griggs, PwC US Senior Partner and CEO. "What's changing now is the pace of the world around us. AI is fundamentally transforming how insight is generated and how decisions get made. PwC One reflects how we're evolving alongside that shift — combining advanced AI with the judgment, experience and trust our clients rely on. Our ambition is simple: to help clients move faster, see further ahead and shape what comes next."
PwC One brings together PwC's proprietary methodologies, compliance frameworks and domain expertise with advanced AI capabilities designed to surface patterns, test assumptions and accelerate analysis. Rather than replacing professional judgment, these capabilities amplify it — enabling PwC teams to focus more deeply on interpretation, strategic insight and the decisions that matter most.
“PwC One is one step in a longer journey, but an important one,” said Matt Wood, PwC US and Global Commercial Technology and Innovation Officer. “With PwC One, AI is at the center of an engagement, working alongside our clients and our people in ways that let us surface insight, test assumptions and navigate complexity that neither would reach alone.”
Building Toward a New Delivery Model
PwC One is currently being introduced in the U.S. within select PwC teams and U.S. client engagements, with capabilities spanning areas such as tax analysis, financial reporting, sustainability assurance, deal diligence and operating model transformation.
Built on PwC's secure infrastructure and aligned with rigorous data privacy, security and regulatory standards, PwC One is designed to evolve alongside the firm's services — enabling increasingly intelligent workflows while maintaining the trust and oversight clients expect.
Innovations like PwC One will reshape how professional services are delivered — enabling more continuous insight, earlier identification of emerging risks and opportunities, and deeper collaboration between PwC professionals and the organizations they serve.
For PwC, PwC One represents not an endpoint, but another step forward in a broader transformation already underway across the firm.
As AI continues to evolve, PwC believes the future of professional services will combine advanced technology with the judgment, experience and trust that clients rely on most. The firm is continuing to invest in the capabilities, talent and technology that will shape how complex problems are solved in the years ahead.
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