Hyperautomation is a concept introduced by Gartner. However, the idea behind it has been in practice by companies leading the digital transformation race for some time. Forrester refers to it as ...

Healthcare is navigating an era of unprecedented technological evolution while contending with rising cybersecurity threats and increasing demands on IT systems. Amid these challenges, hyperautomation ...

Hyperautomation is a concept that aims to automate as many business and IT processes as possible. Taking advantage of multiple technologies, tools, and platforms, including artificial intelligence (AI ...

In my two recent articles on demystifying hyperautomation, I have covered what your organization needs to know and offered insights on how to get started on the hyperautomation journey. In this third ...

HyperAutomation, as the name suggests, implies removing people from the process and putting them on the process. The need to have the perfect infusion of Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, and ...

Robotic process automation (RPA) is a well-established means of automating repetitive business processes implemented in software. It’s been around since the early 2000s. However since then great ...

Hyperautomation is a term coined in 2019 by the IT research and advisory firm Gartner. Also referred to as “digital process automation” or “intelligent process automation,” hyperautomation provides a ...

The pandemic has disrupted several industries, including the financial sector. Ray Wang, the principal analyst at Constellation Research, said: “Since the year 2000, 52 per cent of the companies in ...

Automating processes saves time and reduces tedium. But sometimes, basic automation isn't enough. To maximize efficiency and reliability, businesses are increasingly turning to hyperautomation, a ...

Hyperautomation conjures up images of automation run amok. But the term, coined by Gartner, essentially asks enterprises to think strategically about how to capitalize on the automation tools that run ...

Ernie Smith is a former contributor to BizTech, an old-school blogger who specializes in side projects, and a tech history nut who researches vintage operating systems for fun. In many ways, ...