Kate McDaniel is the blogs editor at UiPath.The role of the modern chief information officer (CIO) is quickly evolving. They’re no longer limited to simply finding the best technology tools for their company or making sure that those tools support larger business objectives.Today’s CIOs sit at the c

Organizations embracing the ‘automation first’ era experience greater productivity, enhanced customer experience, and improved workflows. The vision of a robot for every person is becoming real and a top priority on many companies’ agendas. New technologies, such as Robotic Process Automation (RPA),

The ‘automation first’ era has arrived, and companies around the world are rapidly adopting the technologies that have come with it. In fact, 90% of businesses today use technology to automate mundane processes and drive efficiency, according to The Economist Intelligence Unit.But, in many cases, bu

In many developed countries, there will soon be more grandparents than grandchildren to take care of them. Birth, death, and retirement trends show that populations are aging unevenly across the world. This demographic projection has a variety of names: the retirement crisis, the demographic time b

David Neo is global services leader for the Asia Pacific (APAC) region at UiPath.At the UiPath Beijing office, multiple WeChat notifications start pinging across the work floor. It’s a reminder for everyone to fill out the daily health survey—a quick and easy process that requires only a few minutes

Susan Steele, global chief human resources (HR) officer for Cision, and Katherine Wetmur, international chief information officer (CIO) of Morgan Stanley, joined us at FORWARD III, the largest gathering of Robotic Process Automation (RPA) experts and practitioners. As panel participants, they discus

Bobby Patrick is chief marketing officer (CMO) at UiPath.It’s not every day you get to pick the brain of the founder of the fastest-growing enterprise software company around. Recently, we had the opportunity to share an open, unscripted conversation with Daniel Dines, UiPath founder and CEO, during

A report from The Economist Intelligence Unit surveyed 502 executives from several industries to get a better understanding of the current and future state of automation at companies globally. The report shows that 90.8% of companies are already using automation and that 50.6% are using it extensive

This is a guest post. Views presented in this article belong to the author.There’s lots of talk about what the future of work will entail. While much of it is speculation, one thing that’s nearly certain is that it will involve lots of automation. In their never-ending quest to accomplish tasks more

Kate McDaniel is the blogs editor at UiPath.For years, I’ve started my day by reading the news while enjoying my morning cup of coffee. Currently, reading the news can feel a bit overwhelming—especially when trying to follow the latest 2019 novel coronavirus (COVID-19) news and stats. So, I have a r

This is a guest post. Views presented in this article are the author's views.It’s well established that there’s a growing need for people with skills related to automation and the technologies that support automating business processes.Demand for these skills is outpacing supply, however, as th

Kate McDaniel is blogs editor at UiPath.It’s difficult to look toward the future while in the thick of the 2019 novel coronavirus (COVID-19) crisis. We owe it to ourselves, our employees, and our communities to consider how we can successfully transition to a new, post-pandemic normal. This global c

If you were competing in a Formula 1 race, you wouldn’t show up on the racetrack in a sedan. Similarly, it would be overkill to drive a Formula 1 race car to the grocery store. Both vehicle types are fantastic modes of transportation, but each is best suited for a unique category of driving.Automati

Seth Catalli is regional vice president of sales at UiPath.As business opens back up after the 2019 novel coronavirus (COVID-19) peak passes and we enter what is predicted to be a global recession, history has taught us that some companies will emerge even stronger. These companies will be able to a

Guy Kirkwood is chief evangelist at UiPath.We talk a lot about automation being the future of work, and industry analysts have written much about how automation will impact jobs and organizations. The problem with 'the future,' however, is that it always seems like tomorrow, when the reali

Teresa Wu is director of product marketing at UiPath.Businesses around the world are reeling from the extraordinary force that is the 2019 novel coronavirus (COVID-19). In the face of constant uncertainty, leaders have responded swiftly to keep things running: ensuring employee safety, putting infra

This is a guest post. Views presented in this article belong to the author.The C-suite continues to grow, as companies appoint senior executives to oversee various aspects of the business.In the technology area alone, a number of C-level executives have joined established positions such as the chief

Pam Pijnenborg was previously a trainee consultant at UiPath.Big data. The 'hype' around attractive projects with unimaginable amounts of data has calmed down since 2016. Businesses worldwide understood the value of stored information but were unclear how to investigate and act on it. Desp

There are many articles written about how technology could replace our jobs. In one Harvard Business Review (HBR) article, the author went so far as saying technology will change work purpose and meaning. It even references how economist John Maynard Keynes projected technological unemployment in 19

With the rise of globalization, enterprises worldwide face the challenge of truly understanding what is going on in their business processes. The physical distance, unfamiliarity with local culture, and similar factors can become an issue.As a growing business adjusts operations, technology takes th