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Planning your digital future “Under the Covid Sun”

Planning your digital future “Under the Covid Sun”

by Mark Carberry | Jul 9, 2020 | Business Process, Business Strategy, Data Strategy, Effective Technology, Process Automation

In the 2003 film “Under the Tuscan Sun,” Diane Lane’s character attempts to create a new life by chucking it all and moving to Tuscany. Marriage, love and children, she vowed, would each be reimagined. The plot was a story of transformation and adaptation: Her goals...
Restructuring in the COVID-19 era? A quick guide to leveraging technology

Restructuring in the COVID-19 era? A quick guide to leveraging technology

by Adriaan Bouten | Apr 9, 2020 | Business Strategy, Digital Strategy, Effective Technology, Process Automation

CEOs and CIOs should focus on these four opportunities It seems like only yesterday when the economy, and most organizations and enterprises, were in growth mode in an expanding economy (actually it was back in early March). Now, of course, economic shifts resulting...
Five keys to freeing your organization from transactional quicksand

Five keys to freeing your organization from transactional quicksand

by Shawn McIntyre | Mar 5, 2020 | Business Strategy, Process Automation

With the pace of business accelerating every year, executives are challenged with ensuring their organizations remain agile enough to take advantage of constantly changing and emerging opportunities in the market. How quickly an organization can assess market...
Robotic process automation: Lessons learned

Robotic process automation: Lessons learned

by dPrism | Sep 12, 2019 | Business Strategy, Process Automation

Robotic Process Automation (RPA) involves the use of bots or artificial intelligence to emulate human keystrokes and mouse clicks to automate rote tasks – thus saving on labor costs and tedious processes. In this case study of a dPrism client, we offer some valuable...
Take the process automation journey – but plan ahead

Take the process automation journey – but plan ahead

by Shawn McIntyre | Jun 14, 2019 | Business Strategy, Effective Technology, Process Automation

When considering RPA and AI to automate your business processes it may be tempting to get caught up in the spontaneity and excitement of the journey and skip the planning phase. Smart, effective RPA solutions require that you first engage in proper pre-planning and...
Help your organization solve the privacy paradox

Help your organization solve the privacy paradox

by Mike Mills | May 2, 2019 | Business Strategy, Data Strategy, Effective Technology, Process Automation

Of all the changes wrought by the internet and social media, the technology that allows companies, governments and individuals to track people’s digital footprints is among the most promising and the most perilous. From a business perspective, it’s promising, because...
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