Cornell Self-Driving Car Study Learns From Memories
A new Cornell University study has tried to embed memories into a self-driving vehicle to better learn routes and overcome weather
Applied Automation: Increased Productivity for Applicant Tracking Systems
With a modern, data-driven approach, companies can deliver enhanced user experiences by adding essential automated features that users can't live
Go for the Low-Hanging Fruit: How Traditional Insurers Can Compete with InsurTechs
By automating claims processing, onboarding, and underwriting, traditional insurers can see big gains when it comes to competitiveness and customer retention …
Businesses Need To Know When A Robot Or Human Is Best
The decision on whether a robot or human should complete a task can itself be decided by an algorithm, which could lead to better alignment of job
Hyperautomation is on the Two-Year Horizon
Hyperautomation is too compelling for businesses to ignore. They look to use it lower operational costs, reduce human errors, support governance efforts, and …
How Intelligent Automation Promotes Call Center Success
Intelligent automation is driving successful contact center operations by boosting the performance and engagement of frontline agents—whether remote or …
Are Industry-Specific APIs the New Norm?
For years, developers have used a variety of common APIs. Perhaps the biggest recent shift is the focus on industry-specific APIs.
5 Steps CIOs Can Take to Democratize Automation
Automation’s true value is unlocked when it's put in the hands of people who are closest to the business processes and workflows.
Achieving the Edge in Manufacturing – via Edge
Manufacturing factories of the future will involve humans working with machines, automation, robotics, and all the data working in concert. This will all be …
A Productive Cycle: Testing Low-Code Apps with Low-Code Testing Tools
Simpler software testing is needed as citizen developers using low-code development techniques aren’t willing to wait on IT’s sign-off.
