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Applying AI for Good | Automation Anywhere

Automation Anywhere

After an economically tumultuous 2020 due to the pandemic, businesses are increasing their investments in advanced technology at a rapid pace. The use of forecasting through predictive analytics has always existed for improving efficiency for inventory management. For good or ill, AI is here to stay.

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The Year of Living Intelligently in the Cloud

Automation Anywhere

AI is helping to diagnose illnesses, inform us how to stock inventory levels for the next quarter, and cull out the best job candidates from thousands of resumes. In 2021, we saw the definitive marriage between AI and Robotic Process Automation (RPA). Time and effort saved also meant a reduction in related costs.

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7 Ways that Hyperautomation Is Transforming Retail

Automation Anywhere

It includes numerous different types of technologies and tools, including artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning, event-driven software architecture, robotic process automation (RPA), integration platform as a service (iPaaS), low-code/no-code tools, and other kinds of decision, process, and task automation tools, according to Gartner.

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When Your Supply Chain’s Disrupted, Intelligent Automation Steps Up

Automation Anywhere

million workers since March 2020, and a shortage of 330,000 truckers is forecasted through 2024. At a time when businesses need to be extremely creative and agile in managing their supply chains, their most important assets—their people—are abandoning them. Purchase orders After inventory management comes managing purchase orders.

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6 Ways Intelligent Automation Is Transforming the Pharma Industry

Automation Anywhere

A 2020 Bain & Company survey shows that 84% of companies across all industries have accelerated their automation efforts, primarily due to the fallout from the pandemic. Streamline supply chain and inventory management Supplier onboarding has always been a lengthy and problematic process.

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Business process management (BPM) examples

IBM Services

Benefits: Enhanced decision-making Efficient optimization Continuous improvement Claims management BPM can be used to standardize and optimize the claims process from start to finish. By establishing standardized workflows and decision rules, BPM streamlines the claims process by reducing processing times and minimizing errors.