Nanalyze April 7, 2024

Better faster cheaper is the mantra of every organization that’s looking to increase shareholder value by either selling more stuff or spending less. While software produces data exhaust that can be used to optimize performance, humans are a bit trickier to optimize because, well, they’re human.

Initially, corporations turned to cheaper labor for efficiencies – John in Mumbai and Rosie in Manila. Then, they realized that the recipe-driven approach utilized by Mumbai back-office operations was a prime candidate for automation. Robotic Process Automation (RPA) was born, and now digital agents are cannibalizing back offices while chatbots are eyeing Rosie in Manila’s job. As a result, everything is becoming better, faster, and cheaper. Then came generative AI.

UiPath, RPA, and Generative...

Today's Sponsors

LEK
ZeOmega

Today's Sponsor

LEK

 
Topics: AI (Artificial Intelligence), Robotics/RPA, Technology
‘I Think Clinical Efficiency Is Going to Be Huge’: AI Is Coming to Clinical Aspects of Autism Therapy
From Chief Information Officer to Chief Insights Officer: The Evolving CIO Role
FTC Chief Says Tech Advancements Risk Healthcare Price Fixing
Forrester's top 5 cybersecurity threats for 2024: Weaponized AI is the new normal
Microsoft deputy CISO says gen AI can give organizations the upper hand

Share This Article