Category: Automation

CES 2020 is set to be a big show for autonomous driving and Qualcomm is at the forefront with its announcement of a new AV platform called Snapdragon Ride.
In this special episode of the Futurum Tech Podcast — Interview Series, Daniel Newman welcomes Automation Anywhere’s Chief Strategy Officer, Stephen DeWitt, to discuss RPA and its emerging evolution to intelligence. Automation Anywhere develops robotic process automation (RPA) software, which uses bots to complete important processes.
Service desk technology is great, except when it’s not. The problem with service desk automation isn’t the technology, it’s a lack of focus on what really matters: The service part of the equation. Here’s a look at the evolution of IT service management, what to look for in an ITSM solution, and why it’s critical to look beyond the technology itself. But only if you want your implementations to succeed.
According to many experts who attended the Cisco Virtual Event focused on the future of networking, there’s a lot to be excited when it comes to AI and automation.
This week’s episode of Futurum Tech Podcast we shared insights from our research report The State of Automation 2019: RPA, AI, and Intelligent Automation, done partnership with Automation Anywhere. We discussed Amazon challenging the award of the DoD’s $10 billion cloud services contract to Microsoft, the new strategic alliance between Microsoft and Salesforce, and how knowing the information Knightscope’s security robots are collecting (and feeding into a massive facial recognition database) is enough to make them seem more creepy than cute.
What are the enterprise AI trends that we are seeing now and where are we headed? Let’s take a look at the status of AI in the enterprise.
Robotic Process Automation is poised to take off. Let’s look at how businesses use RPA to move forward.
Chatbots are a hot subject and companies are jumping on board to make the investment, but does your company really need one?
Success with RPA is all about adjusting your thinking. That’s what digital transformation is all about—it’s not the technology, it’s about people. In the past we weren’t looking for (or thinking about) things like “how do we make this easier for employees” or “how do we make this better for the customer.” Now we are thinking about these things, and we’re building processes that think the way that employees think, or want and we’re focusing on what customers want and need from us.

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