By Dave Wright – Nobody likes doing the same manual tasks over and over. And it’s simply not good business. Just as you can get a repetitive motion injury from repeating the same motion ad nauseum, organizational processes become stiff, … Continue reading →
By Joe McKendrick – Artificial intelligence technologies have reached impressive levels of adoption, and are seen as a competitive differentiator. But there comes a point when technology becomes so ubiquitous that it is no longer a competitive differentiator — think of … Continue reading →
While RPA can facilitate integration between applications and data sets it remains limited to using methods that actual users would employ through key strokes and mouse clicks. Enabling RPA to leverage the APIs of other systems would dramatically broaden the … Continue reading →
By Danny Palmer – Four out of five Internet of Things (IoT) device manufacturers are failing basic cybersecurity practices by not providing a way for people to disclose security vulnerabilities in their products – something that can potentially put users of the device at … Continue reading →
RPA = Macros on steroids. To me, this is the simplest comparison. Everyone who’s used Excel know what a macro is. You record your key strokes and the macro plays them back when you tell it to. The steroid part … Continue reading →
eSignature integration with Document Management platforms finally delivers a true paperless experience. Apps like DocuSign will integrate with major DM and automation players like DocuWare and SharePoint. Really delivering value for end-users. By Borya Shakhnovich – We’ve witnessed many industries endure … Continue reading →
Building apps in this environment gives non-coders a platform to deliver real value for clients without the overhead and protracted time frames that go along with legacy development. While these no-code tools will not replace legacy app building (at least … Continue reading →
For non-Internet based businesses predicting where your next sale would come from or who would place a support call would be invaluable. We have the data we just need to better understand the patterns it represents. By Bernard Marr – … Continue reading →
Process mining is the next phase of Automation that Microsoft is brining forward. The ability to harvest a process template from application logs and data sets will greatly enhance the users ability to then employ RPA to automate the task. … Continue reading →
Power Platform is the future. As Microsoft continues to neglect any other workflow technology, the low code/no code capability of the Power Platform stands as a reasonable replacement. Including the expansion of Power Automate to include RPA attended and unattended. … Continue reading →