Another researcher Rakesh Krishnan shared screenshots of the stolen data—which appears to include Tata Power employees’ personally identifiable information (PII), National ID (Aadhar) card numbers, PAN (tax account) numbers, salary information, etc. Additionally, the data dump contains engineering drawings, financial and banking records as … Continue reading →
Accounting firms resisting the transition to automating manual processes are potentially damaging their profit margins, according to Becki Roberts, national head of cloud accounting at UHY Hacker Young. Roberts says adopting automation technologies can be beneficial to practices’ bottom lines, as they … Continue reading →
So whether you want to or not, eventually you will be moved to the NetDocuments cloud platform. NetDocuments, the most trusted cloud platform where legal professionals do their best work, today announced it has acquired Worldox, a global document management … Continue reading →
Several misconceptions exist about RPA, as many people don’t know what Robotic Process Automation is and how it is used within a business environment. Firstly, in the context of automation, what is a robot? In simple terms, a robot is … Continue reading →
Microsoft’s newest component for its low-code Power Platform is called Power Pages, for creating business-centric web sites. Power Pages debuted as a preview in May, adding a web site tool to the other low-code components of the Power Platform: Power BI (Business Intelligence), Power … Continue reading →
By Nate Farshchi – Artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) are ubiquitous in consumers’ lives, from the “up next” suggestions from your streaming service to routes suggested by your GPS when you plug an address into your phone for directions. Less visible … Continue reading →
So this looks like fun. A new option for creating Power Automate flows. Even less coding at least initially. This option will allow you to type in a question. As you type the result window will give you questions that … Continue reading →
For anyone familiar with Office (Excel, Word, Access…) macros, you can consider RPA as “macros on steroids”. While they also record keystrokes and can carry them out repeatedly without a break or PTO day they are much more than that. … Continue reading →
By Rachel Stewart – Before you start answering questions, you need to know exactly what you’re trying to find out. The starting point of most any dashboarding project should be a whiteboarding session with the end-users; the dashboard becomes a … Continue reading →
While this review is a bit behind the times (it is from August of last year) much of the content is relevant and accurate even with Docuware v7.7 now out. The first paragraph defining the basic features of a good … Continue reading →