We’ve been reporting that the COVID-19 pandemic has created a bifurcated information technology spending outlook — and now it’s clear that automation is emerging as one winner. Legacy on-premises ...

Robotic Process Automation (RPA) has emerged as a pivotal technology in the digital transformation of business processes. By employing software robots to execute rule-based, repetitive tasks, RPA ...

Brady, CEO of TheoremOne & Managing Partner at Halmos Ventures, is a serial entrepreneur & technologist on a mission to transform innovation. As C-suite executives continue to look at automated ...

KBS Training has launched Robotic Process Automation Online Training (RPA) for the benefit of IT professionals and learners. With more than 2 decades of IT experience in online training, KBS Training ...

Robotic Process Automation have served to help back-end processes, but now some are seeing its emergence in marketing. Marketers long for automation and currently have tools available like Marketo, ...

Robotic process automation is different from traditional automation in ways both significant and subtle. For those not too sure about the distinctions, here is a primer on these two methodologies.

Robotic Process Automation (RPA) is the fastest-growing segment of the global enterprise software market, according to Gartner, Inc. Fueling the growth of RPA is the expectation that the new digital ...

As robots move from the shop floor to the back office, robotics process automation (RPA) is creating a paradigm shift in shared services. The value proposition is compelling: software robots replicate ...

The growth of robotic process automation (RPA) is a part of technological disruption and transformation of tax practices’ and departments’ internal processes, client services, and interactions with ...

In today’s manufacturing plants, the presence of robots is increasing every day. They are often arranged, along with other machines, in cells, each for a different step in the manufacturing process. A ...

A lot of very smart people, like Elon Musk and the late Stephen Hawking, believe that artificial intelligences and the robotic bodies that could house them will eventually lead to the end of the world ...