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Will AI eliminate the need for dispatched engineers? We asked each company for their insights: The required talent is clearly changing

Will AI eliminate the need for dispatched engineers? We asked each company for their insights: The required talent is clearly changing
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An article investigating whether the demand for dispatched engineers will disappear due to generative AI, based on interviews with companies exhibiting at Japan IT Week Autumn 2026.

Key points

  • •The interviews were conducted at 'Japan IT Week Autumn 2026,' held at Makuhari Messe from October 21 to 23.
  • •Multiple companies providing dispatch and referral services exhibited at the event.
  • •The article explores the demand for dispatched engineers and the changing talent requirements in an era where generative AI writes code.
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