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Although industrial robots have been in operation for the better part of a century, we’re still in the early years of robotic process automation (RPA). The difference is in the application of AI in redesigning how work is done, not just putting robots in the place of human counterparts.

Whether you're interested in the productivity improvements or the lower costs, you've already made the decision to implement robotic process automation (RPA) within your organisation. The good news is that by streamlining and automating your processes, RPA can unlock a significant amount of hidden insights and potential.

The bad news: 74 percent of businesses report that they spend more than one-fourth of their employees’ time on repetitive manual tasks.
The good news: RPA can help. One of the most effective tools for a company’s digital transformation, robotic process automation (RPA) uses “robotic” software agents to automate a variety of tedious, time-consuming business functions.

When looking at the future of business operations, machine learning is a big part of the enterprise landscape. Before machine learning, businesses relied on statistical modelling to make predictions. With advances in artificial intelligence, driven by the availability of machine learning technologies, statistical modelling is becoming a single tool in the predictive box, not the entire set of what's available. To continue your digital transformation, it is important to stay up to date on what is available and the benefits of early adoption.

In the past several decades alone, innovations in machine learning and artificial intelligence have drastically altered the world as we know it. Advances in the way that computers “think” have powered everything from self-driving cars to personal assistants like Siri and Alexa.