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Every business relies on efficient workflows to keep the wheels turning. From sales and marketing to human resources and accounting, every department has various responsibilities to fulfill. As a business owner or manager, it can be challenging to effectively oversee every process while determining which tasks may be better for automation. This is where qBotica’s […]

Many experts believe artificial intelligence (AI) is phasing out the need for human workforces entirely. But it doesn’t have to be this way. Rather than seeing automation as a threat to all jobs, we see AI as an opportunity to future-proof businesses by making them even more staff-focused. What do we mean by this? Human-centered

By 2025, the world’s data repository will reach 175 zettabytes. The bulk will be unstructured like images, emails, and PDFs, requiring intelligent software to organize the data into actionable insights. Fortunately, Intelligent Document Processing (IDP) technology already exists to meet this incredible need. IDP offers a variety of public and private sector uses, and organizations

Modern society depends on energy, gas, water, and waste management to function. Every household and individual also rely on these services, making Energy & Utilities (E&U) one of the most important industries in the world. Still, consumers expect energy and utility companies to operate efficiently, cost-effectively, and as sustainably as possible. This has led many

Automation can help your business in many ways, from document creation to customer service to email communication and invoicing. Business automation, including robotic process automation (RPA), AI, and machine learning, allows you to increase efficiency and accuracy across nearly every function of your organization. However, deploying such tools can seem complicated, especially when you’ve been

Automation is more critical for insurers than ever before. Nearly two years into the pandemic, insurers are managing historical volumes of claims and customer calls while struggling to meet modern demands for speed and accuracy. Customers today expect insurers to conduct business digitally, and they’ll walk away from providers that don’t deliver. In a PWC

In the Web 3.0 digital world, paper documentation management is extraordinarily costly and error-prone. Such manual procedures are also antiquated, keeping modern organizations stuck in the past. But most businesses want to move into the future. They want to automate time-consuming operations. They just need the technology to get started. Fortunately, optical character recognition (OCR)technology