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Embracing the future of work: AI, reskilling, and opportunities

The Future of Work is Now! 🌐🤖 According to the latest IBM report, artificial intelligence is changing the professional landscape at a pace we’ve never experienced before. In the next three years, as many as 40% of employees may need to retrain themselves to adapt to the changes brought about by AI. For some, it’s a challenge, but for others, it’s a tremendous opportunity! Did you know that generative AI models like ChatGPT can now perform many technical tasks, including writing and coding, with incredible precision? It might be intimidating, but research shows that… AI doesn’t necessarily replace workers – it assists them! 🧠 For those who want to lead this revolution, we present our training programs in Robotic Process Automation (RPA). Our programs are tailored to the evolving job market, helping employees requalify and face new challenges. IBM’s research results show that individuals who have transformed their skills in relation to AI have seen a 15% increase in income, and those who focus on AI can even enjoy a 36% higher income growth. This is a sign that the future of work depends on our readiness to learn and adapt. Artificial intelligence won’t replace people, but people who harness AI will replace those who don’t. Shifting priorities to interpersonal skills, such as team management, effective communication, and adaptability, is inevitable. Are you ready for the future of work with artificial intelligence? XELTO DIGITAL is here to help! 🚀🤝📈 Contact us and discover more!

29/09/2023 12:53

Intelligent automation implementations

Examples of intelligent automation implementations at top companies💡 Intelligent process automation (IPA) is now being used by more and more companies because of its ability to speed up and automate processes, increase accuracy and process data capabilities 24 hours a day. 🤖 1️⃣ A foreign payments company is using IPA to streamline data extraction and input from multiple sources, including customer service communications, emails, reports and corporate applications. Its goal is to update critical aspects such as customer data, purchases, shipments, inventory and delivery information. The company has harnessed the power of artificial intelligence and machine learning to automate the document analysis process. 📄 2️⃣ One example of the use of IPA is the testing of ad formats in the music streaming service’s application. Previously, employees had to manually test each ad to ensure that the audio and graphics met each ad’s specifications, but they were able to automate this process using IPA, which ensures that the audio and graphics are appropriate for each ad. 🎧 3️⃣ Marketing agency used IPA to automate and optimize various aspects of its customer service process. CEO of the company said IPA is a powerful customer service tool that can create value for both customers and companies. But there will always be a need to combine IPA with human expertise, creating a hybrid model that leverages the strengths of both solutions. 👥 4️⃣ One of the world’s largest investment management organizations has automated solutions such as intelligent document processing. This combines artificial intelligence and automation to quickly and accurately extract data from business documents. As a result, the company was able to modernize its core systems to unify processes, data and customer experience. 📊 Smart automation is the future of work. 🤖 Find out how you can bring IPA to your business and contact us 💬

27/07/2023 10:44

Impact of RPA automation on truck route optimization efficiency

How does automation improve truck route optimization? 🚚🤖 We are a team that is very familiar with automation for logistics and transportation companies. We know that automation is a huge breakthrough in optimizing processes that are especially complex like truck shipping operations! 🚛 The night distributor sector and out-of-hours operations are extracting huge benefits from the use of RPA. During difficult time periods, RPA can handle multiple tasks without fatigue, such as keeping statuses up-to-date or responding quickly to critical incidents. This ensures that the quality and speed of shipping operations remain consistent, regardless of the time of day or night. This results in fewer errors, a higher level of accuracy, and increases the efficiency and reliability of dispatcher operations. 💯 In addition, automation can provide real-time updates and tracking, take care of regulatory compliance, and optimize routes based on variables such as traffic or weather conditions. All of this information provided to the appropriate personnel allows for more efficient fleet management. 🚐 RPA is not just about automating tasks. It’s also about supporting the symbiotic relationship between people and technology to increase efficiency, ensure accuracy and redefine capabilities in truck shipping. Logistics companies are increasingly recognizing the potential of RPA and are actively integrating this powerful tool into their own operations, proving their commitment to innovation and exceptional service. 💡 RPA is becoming a groundbreaking software ally that works around the clock, optimizing operations and enabling seamless collaboration between dispatchers, drivers and end customers. The paradigm shift toward artificial intelligence and RPA in truck dispatch is not just a vision of the distant future – it’s a transformation process that is already unfolding. 🚀 Contact us to learn more about our capabilities in logistics and transportation! Author: Monika Serafin, Service Delivery Manager

17/07/2023 09:18

5 myths about robotization

Today we’re debunking the 5 most popular myths about robots and RPA automation! Myth 1: RPA is only for cost reduction 💰. Cost reduction is the main advantage of RPA, but it’s not the only reason companies choose to implement it. RPA can also be used to improve productivity, eliminate human error, and free employees from monotonous work and encourage them to focus on more strategic and creative work. Myth 2: Robots don’t make mistakes 🤖. Although robots are very good at following instructions, they are not infallible. They can make mistakes, for example, when they encounter an exception to the rules they know. However, these errors can be easily detected and corrected. A robot can be programmed to signal any mistakes it makes. Myth 3: Robots will replace humans and take away their jobs 👨‍💼 RPA aims to automate repetitive and monotonous tasks that were previously performed by humans. This allows employees to focus on more valuable and creative tasks that require skills, such as data analysis, process management or customer interaction. Automation can lead to the evolution of occupations and the acquisition of new competencies by employees Myth 4: Having a large number of robots is necessary to realize financial benefits from the investment 🔢. RPA can be implemented with a small number of robots. In fact, many companies start with one or just a few robots and then scale up as needed. This is because RPA is a highly scalable technology. Myth 5: Modern robots have the ability to think at a similar level to humans 🧠. Robots perform programmed tasks and instructions according to specific rules. Although they can perform complex sequences of actions, they are limited to actions based on algorithms and rules. RPA robots have no awareness or ability to think creatively, understand context or make decisions based on subjective factors. Discover facts about robot errors, the future of human jobs and the scalability of RPA. Contact us to discover more! Author: Monika Serafin, Service Delivery Manager

24/05/2023 11:50

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Embracing the future of work: AI, reskilling, and opportunities

Intelligent automation implementations

Impact of RPA automation on truck route optimization efficiency

5 myths about robotization