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Electronic payment has become not only an upward trend in the last ten years, but also a distinguishing feature in the market for many industries. According to a study by the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales (ICAEW), the number of daily payments made by credit card in the UK grew from 15.7 million

Outsourcing and Shared Services (OSS) were born from the need to lower costs and increase efficiency in organizations more than 40 years ago. However, as in many other industries, companies dedicated to OSS have had to reinvent themselves and take advantage of emerging technologies such as RPA (Robotic Process Automation), Artificial Intelligence, and Cloud

How our industries produce, in some way, has determined the way in which we are organized as a society and relate to one another, the knowledge and technology we must have and spread, the professions and trades needed to sustain them, and lastly, the way in which we perceive and value each other. In

Kevin Johnson took up the reins of Starbucks in 2017. Becoming the CEO of an iconic consumer brand that serves millions of customers daily throughout the world, while succeeding the charismatic founder Howard Schultz after his two-decade reign would be a feat in and of itself. But the way it all unfolded for Johnson

At the start of the year, it’s very tempting to try to predict what is coming in the next 12 months. After reviewing forecasts from leaders in the RPA (Robotic Process Automation) Industry, I have selected five predictions for 2020: RPA will become the YouTube for automation This phrase was expressed by David Hunter,

In its beginnings, RPA (Robotic Process Automation) Technology was adopted to automate workflow: mainly BackOffice, such as transforming records to reports or reconciling purchases and unpaid acquisitions. What was it about those workflows that made them ideal for RPA? The fact that they were repetitive tasks that didn’t require subjective criteria and were business-rules-based.

RPA (Robotic Process Automation) technology is in a privileged position. Thanks to its current maturity and non-invasive nature, it’s become the preferred tool to automate repetitive tasks within a wide variety of industries. It’s easy to identify its Return on Investment (ROI), and its evident benefits have made more and more companies decide to

One of the charms of technology is its ability to dazzle us with novelties from time to time. On a personal level, we love having the latest cell phone, the latest TV screen for the living room, the latest laptop. But at a business level, this is not so easy. In the technology industry,

When I talk with businesspeople and finance executives about the benefits of using RPA (Robotic Process Automation) technology, I often encounter the wrong ideas about these robots. Let’s talk about the 5 most common myths around RPA: People are scared of robots taking their Jobs A survey of 1,000 employees in the US showed

I’m writing this article on a PC while I listen to music on my iPhone, and you will probably be reading it on a Mac or iPad. This is all possible thanks to the legacy of three businesspeople who made groundbreaking work in the technology industry: Steve Jobs at Apple, Bill Gates at Microsoft,