“So this sort of revenue and headcount that sort of breakage has been going on for a long time. It really goes back all the way to the introduction of RPA. So we'd expect that to continue, but it's not tied exactly as Angie said to, like, what's happening quarter to quarter.”

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“pacing headcount growth, pretty materially and consistently. So do you feel like that trend is sustainable? And what's really driving that? Because we've all been talking about nonlinear revenue growth for a very long time, and it seems like Accenture is now actually starting to see it. Angie Park: Hi, Jason. Good morning. It's Angie. Let me take that. We're really pleased with our revenue per person this quarter, which did grow 7%, which is really primarily driven by our talent rotation. We're now hiring, as we shared with you last quarter. We're hiring for the new skill, and so we expect that revenue per person growth to moderate over the course of the year, and that'll go up and down, you know, really based upon when we bring people in. And, Jason, just to add on, though, you're right. So this sort of revenue and headcount that sort of breakage has been going on for a long time. It really goes back all the way to the introduction of RPA. So we'd expect that to continue, but it's not tied exactly as Angie said to, like, what's happening quarter to quarter. Jason Kupferberg: Right. Thank you, guys. Operator: Thank you. And our next question today comes from James Faucette with Morgan Stanley. Please go ahead. James Faucette: Thank you so much. I want to follow-up on a couple of things that have been said by Tien-Tsin and Jason. First, back on AI and those bookings, I appreciate that AI is becoming integral to all of your engagements. And so maybe deploying specific bookings, etcetera, on a go-forward basis makes sense. But how should we think about, like, the mix between what we could think of as proof of concept type engagements versus going into full production, any color you can give on the types of projects that are moving to whether that be by industry or type, etcetera. Julie Sweet: Sure. Great question. So first of all, one of the thi”