What is the dark data and why should organisations start looking into it?
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How software robots will bring humanity back to your work
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What gets measured gets improved
It's a cliche for a reason. The new year's resolutions. The "I know I...
A peculiar danger of automation
You might think that automation is always good. You might even think that the...
The human factor
The big elephant in the room is the human element of automation. I have...
Data analytics in a restaurant business
This is a story we usually encounter: A company gathers vasts amounts of data,...
Area4: The Pharma Case
The big ol' Pharma. My friend works in the above-mentioned industry. It seemed to...
Area4: Be present
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What Is The Real Difference Between Automation And AI?
The terms Artificial Intelligence and Automation are often used interchangeably. They’re are associated with software or physical robots...
Robotic Process Automation: Desktop Attended vs. Unattended On Servers?
Nowadays, companies are realising the value of building efficient customer relationships. Improved customer experience reflects customer retention, irrespective of the technological approach involved. Robotic Process Automation is an excellent application of technology to do that, freeing up employees from repetitive and tedious tasks. Today’s RPA solutions automate rules-based, routine tasks within the end-to-end business process in two major, distinctive ways: as unattended automation or attended automation. It's only matter of time when any distinction between Attended RPA (where a robot assists a human in carrying out tasks on their computer) and Unattended RPA (where a robot works autonomously on a server) will eventually vanish. BCC group conducted a research where they found that by 2024 autonomous robots will surpass the share of the expert systems.