Companies need to move quickly; for those which don’t embrace AI and RPA may soon find themselves at the back of the pack, scrambling to keep up. The competitive edge Technology impacting business is nothing new. For centuries we have witnessed businesses

I believe that change management in adapting the workforce to automation plays at least half the role in making a success of an automation strategy. Upskilling programs can help fulfil automation’s productivity potential, saving organisations millions of d

The uses cases of intelligent automation will also continue to grow as new AI techniques and solutions come to market, radically changing the future workplace. Robotic process automation (RPA) has taken us a long way towards unlocking productivity benefits

While larger firms are still more likely to reap the benefits of automation, the study of more than 500 decision makers found that nearly one in three (33%) medium-size businesses believe new technologies will save them “significant sums of money”, with almost three-quar

The financing builds on a remarkable year for the RPA firm, which saw a rapidly growing roster of marquee customers and key executive appointments globally. Robotic Process Automation (RPA) startup Automation Anywhere has raised $300 million from SoftBank

The study also found that one in five UK managers do not plan to employ any strategy to tackle skills shortages related to Brexit. The potential for robots stealing jobs has been grabbing headlines for years now, and yet British businesses have long lagg

V1 quizzed 1,000 business leaders in the UK and found that although 65% of people would be happy to work alongside robotic technology if it meant less manual processes – therefore increased productivity – RPA was not a spending priority. To some people,

Less than a quarter of UK employees (24%) believe automation will have a bad effect on the UK economy. Automation has made huge leaps forward in recent years, while many organisations are still only just dipping their toes in the technology, the very real

Will a new robotics process automation standard be an example of an RPA trend to watch in 2019? Organisations need to maximise the value of RPA, or robotics process automation. Here Pat Geary, chief evangelist at Blue Prism, highlights what significant RPA

If you take out the mundane; if you take out the boring; and if you take out the stuff that you can automate, youre left with the things computers cant do: being creative, being empathetic and being entrepreneurial -- all of these are much more fun. “

You wont become a doppelganger for Usian Bolt, but RPA and digital transformation can help you sprint Sprints and agile: these are the buzzwords of digital transformation, and according to Blue Prism’s chief evangelist, Pat Geary, RPA and digital transfo

UiPath and Enate: robots supporting people can create happier employees. The UiPath and Enate agreement enables customers to deploy more robots, faster and with less risk, all while providing greater operational visibility and optimising performance. Enat

Connected-RPA is the future of the automated market, and will determine the winners and the losers. Blue Prism has unveiled its connected-RPA vision, which it says will help organisations stay competitive, while accelerating time to market for new services

We believe that trust should not be given blindly to any technology, says Kryon, after its RPA technology was given ISO/IEC 27001:2013 accreditation The company says that this is the first time a RPA vendor has received this internationally recognized cert

Robotic process automation is an emerging market making disruptive movements. Last October, Grand View Research, forecast that the RPA market would be worth $3.11 billion by 2025 — a remarkably precise figure.  It projects a compound annual growth rate of

A recent PWC report projects that the AI sector will contribute up to $15.7 trillion to the global economy by 2030. The artificial intelligence, machine learning and automation revolution is here. But, what countries and cities are hiring the most in these

Phew! Rather than reducing employment opportunities, organisations are investing in digital, shifting tasks to robots and creating new jobs. According to ManpowerGroup‘s research, Humans Wanted: Robots Need You,  87% of employers, globally, plan to i

Robotic process automation and software robotics are about augmenting the human experience. Augmenting people NICE has given its robot a name — ‘the NICE employee virtual attendant’ now goes by the name of NEVA. And NEVA and NICE technology helps in augm

When deciding on the level of automation suitable for your company, understanding the demographics of your average customer is key. There is no ‘one size fits all’ approach to the implementation of automation in business, but here are four key categories

According to research conducted by the International Association for Contract & Commercial Management (IACCM), the average company loses about 10% of annual revenue due to poor contract management practices. In a rush for growth, companies find themselve