You would not even consider building a house without a plan. Why would you attempt to implement RPA without one? As with any project you have a need to be satisfied, a goal that provides that satisfaction and a plan … Continue reading →
This week IBM, Microsoft and Amazon announced that they would suspend the sale of their facial recognition technology to law enforcement agencies. It’s yet another sign of the dramatic impact of the protests for social justice. But the moves from the … Continue reading →
By Kelly Sheridan – A newly discovered form of Java-based ransomware has been spotted in active and seemingly targeted attacks on education and software companies, researchers from BlackBerry and KPMG report. This strain, dubbed Tycoon, uses an obscure Java image … Continue reading →
By Zack Whittaker – Honda has confirmed a cyberattack that brought parts of its global operations to a standstill. The company said in a brief statement Tuesday that the attack caused production issues outside of its headquarters in Japan. “Work … Continue reading →
This is great news for all of us Microsoft partners. With the acquisition of Softmotive the Power Automate environment is greatly expanded. @Stratix_Systems has been a Softmotive partner for over a year now and employs RPA within our own back-office … Continue reading →
As with any project, but especially with process automation (there is a reason the word process is in there first) you need to identify a need, establish a goal then build and work from a plan. Otherwise you’ll simply wind … Continue reading →
As someone who has dealt with vision problems for 20+ years, this is interesting. From retinal problems to medication I take to keep my RA in remission I have to have multiple visual screens annually. Seems like this could potentially … Continue reading →
Understanding how AI is being used to improve processes and efficiencies can help understand how it could b leveraged in your world. By Louis Columbus – Perceiving the pandemics’ hard reset as a chance to grow stronger, more resilient, and … Continue reading →
Fortunately our clients using SharePoint 2010 are moving on to greener pastures with our help of course. This next article helps reinforce the need to proceed. The end-of-life of Microsoft SharePoint 2010 doesn’t have to throw an entire organization into … Continue reading →
Introducing RPA into your environment to automate business processes is a great step forward. The next question is will you identify the steps and tasks in the process in order to automate it correctly? Enter Process Mining. The following article … Continue reading →