RPA has become such a huge topic of interest and investment, but how can organizations get the most out of it while avoiding common pitfalls? Learn how having an experienced partner can help you get the most out of RPA.
Professional services firms find themselves in a growingly complex and intricate relationship with technology. Despite having a wide range of technology-enabled solutions at their disposal, Partners find themselves struggling with scaling business development efforts. If leveraging tools and technology is the right approach, then what is falling short?
Recent advancements in digitization, data analytics and data management related technologies have started to impact the MR function in terms of its importance, insights, relevance, scope and nature of its operations, and eventual impact in corporate decision making. However, during this flurry of adoption and implementation, MR projects are being driven by data operations and data technology rather than by their most vital assets—clients.
Up until recently, organizations only worried about what was happening in their industry but the co-mingling of digital platforms, data analytics, mobile capabilities, the Internet of Things (IoT), and other emerging technologies are broadening the scope of what organizations need to stay on top of. But where do we go from here?
With the sudden explosion of interest in Robotic Process Automation (RPA), PS firms have looked for a way to automate their entire counseling process. However, this has proved to be a formidable challenge.,as it can be difficult gaining powerful and impactful insights using RPA. When faced with these hurdles, how can firms get the most out of RPA?
In recent times, my conversations with general managers have inevitably veered to the topic of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML). What puzzled me was the lack of true understanding of these terms and the imprecision with which they were being used.
MiFID II regulation provides transparency and investor protection, however, the European Union’s new approach creates conflict for US-based firms where bundling research is a common practice. So what is the need for the US to be compliant?
Automation is the most popular trend in today’s world of business. It is general consensus that automation increases productivity, leads to higher returns, and makes life better, but there are broader differences on how it will impact employment levels and society as a whole. The big question is: are we prepared to deal with its implications?
The spread of fake news is a common problem that online and social media are facing. There are different solutions that companies are applying to avoid this: Human fact-checking or artificial intelligence programs to solve the problem with technology. Both methods have failed so far. So what is a potential solution?
Cognitive technology is the next big cost saving initiative in the world of procurement. We have taken a look at various cognitive solutions that are being implemented across industries and how they constructively evolve the overall maturity of the procurement organizations. The infographic below details these industries we have covered and their specific applications
One of our clients invited our chief strategist to help them assess the proposal they had received from a prominent AI tool. See why he believes AI providers are not spending enough time on the analytics value chain before pitching their services.
Warren Bennis once said that the factory of the future will have only two employees – a man and a dog. The man will be there to feed the dog. The dog will be there to keep the man from touching the equipment. Are we in the vicinity of that future yet?
When it comes to analytics use cases, mind alone tends to be too expensive, too slow. Machine alone can’t deliver real insights or knowledge. Success lies in knowing how to mix the two. The key lies in knowing how to find the efficient frontier.
Do you think that Artificial Intelligence can do everything? In the Silicon Valley there is a firm belief in the power of machines. Marc Vollenweider (CEO, Evalueserve) doesn’t think so! Watch our fourth video to learn more.
Wealth management fintech opens up new possibilities for companies and clients. Even though they haven’t captured a significant market share, robo-advisors are having an impact on the wealth management industry. This new article looks at the case in detail.
There has been a flood of books on this topic in the last year or two. We have compiled a reading list of the top business books on automation and the future of work.
Business Insider recently ran an interesting post on this topic based on the results published from an algorithm by ExecRank. The featured CMOs come from a variety of industries, such as media, technology, retail, and industrial as well as consumer goods.
In our modern, data-driven business environment, banks and other professional services firms place a premium on efficient and reliable information management. What can business information services do to meet those expectations?