In this episode I am exploring again how can you use intelligent automation to create value that will be transformed into wealth and status: creating the first world data based fashion review

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In this episode after almost 2 years break, I explore the seriousness of intelligent automation which has the possibility of transforming the outcome of using a personal computer. From being mostly an entertainment machine, intelligent automation will without doubt transform it into a money and status creation machine

In this episode, I am analyzing some data on the use of TGVs versus regional trains in France as an analogy of why RPA cannot be overtaken by API anywhere soon in the digital transformation battles of the tools. Actually, the industry already knows that RPA includes API and other tools and is the real strategic choice, as I read what the industry says

In this episode, I am asking the Chief Strategy Officer of zero-license RPA vendor OpenBots a few questions. We talk about OpenBots' strategy to grab a higher market share, about the recent developments in his company and why OpenBots is there not only for SMBs, but also for Fortune 1000 companies

In this episode, I am exploring different views on what will be the next step for RPA or intelligent automation, from various sources within business, IT, or the automation consultancy marketing materials.

In this episode, I am exploring different views on how to improve the production of bots, both from IT and business side. Production of bots should ideally be done mostly in Agile team at the moment, as it is the standard of the IT operations, or in a close co-operation of IT and business

In this episode, I am starting a series of interviews with people in this industry, especially around UiPath, but not limited to this vendor. Chaitanya is an UiPath MVP and currently a consultant for T-Systems in India. He started his careers as software developer in 2016 and is eager to share his knowledge to my questions.

In this episode, I am exploring different arguments for why intelligent automation results in improved customer service together with some arguments on why RPA is not the only tool in the kit. In the end, I collect a couple of industry arguments on why and how intelligent automation leads to improved customer service

In this episode, I am telling three stories of how business people have sabotaged my team's efforts to help them be more productive with intelligent automation. As funny and self-sabotaging as this is, around half of business people are doing it on a daily basis

In this episode, I am exploring a key pillar of my recommendation framework, something I found key to a successful implementation of intelligent automation and a great success of its managing program later on.