The Journey Toward Intelligent Automation
2018 is the year when Global 2000 organizations across industries will embrace Intelligent Automation for multi-process use cases and achieve large-scale benefits. The demand for RPA is driven by business objectives of achieving better compliance, quicker cycle time and autonomous processing.
Going Digital Breaks Down Barriers to Homeownership
After years of focusing on regulatory requirements to strengthen housing finance, the mortgage industry is revamping its traditional processes and going digital. The goal? Speedier transactions, lower costs and fewer processing errors.
With RPA Scaling, Enterprises Are Adopting Newer Commercial Models
Avasant’s comprehensive analysis of Intelligent Automation adoption across industries has revealed that with RPA scaling, enterprises are adopting newer commercial models – learn more about the Intelligent Automation service provider landscape via Avasant’s Intelligent Automation Services RadarView™ report.
Intelligent Automation Use Cases
Avasant’s comprehensive analysis of Intelligent Automation adoption across industries has revealed a large number of successful use cases – learn more about the Intelligent Automation service provider landscape via Avasant’s Intelligent Automation Services RadarView™ report.
Artificial Intelligence: Driving the Evolution of the New-Age Talent Market
Companies that make the right investments—especially in AI and the other Technology Prerequisites—will be able to benefit from the robust change around us. While some jobs will inevitably be lost as AI increases in sophistication as we head toward Singularity, we continue to be hopeful that this new technology will drive new, higher-value opportunities and, ultimately, employment in many industries and verticals.
Intelligent Automation Cuts Through Complex Workflows
Intelligent automation (IA) is becoming a central component of larger transformation engagements. However, some automation projects suffer due to siloed, single-point solutions and a lack of agility. To solve this problem, enterprises are seeking new ways to leverage predictive and semantic automation, and new enterprise platforms are integrating automation to streamline business functions. IA service providers are also simplifying enterprise automation engagements through the implementation of digital personas and low-code/no-code (LCNC). As a result, IA is becoming more intuitive and showing a stronger return on investment. These trends, and others, are covered in our Intelligent Automation Services 2021–2022 RadarView™.
Enterprise Disruption: A Guide to 10X Transformation
Enterprise Disruption is the technological disruptions across business models and value chains, driven by innovation, to fundamentally transform how businesses operate and remain competitive.
