Priority technologies

RPA and adjacent technologies enhance overall productivity, quality improvement as well as reduce costs. We focus on established market-leading solutions demanded by our clients.

Leading RPA platforms

"Blue Prism's Robotic Process Automation (RPA) software enables business operations to be agile and cost effective through rapid automation of manual, rules based, back office administrative processes, reducing cost and improving accuracy by creating a virtual workforce."

"Our development team is the largest in the industry, and our biannual release schedule, the most active in the field. We are always ready to provide you with a consistent automation edge over your competition."

"Automation Anywhere empowers people whose ideas, effort and focus make the companies they work for great. Delivering intelligent automation technology for business & IT processes so you and your company can always be depended on."

Leading intelligent content platforms

ABBYY "products serve over 30 million individuals worldwide and include sophisticated solutions for OCR, form capture and language translation software – plus development tools that support a variety of platforms and computing environments. Enriching people’s lives and empowering businesses of every size, ABBYY eliminates the hassles of managing paper and communicating in foreign languages."

Other adjacent technologies

Cognitive computing describes technology platforms in the category of Artificial Intelligence and Signal Processing and includes machine learning, reasoning, natural language processing, speech and vision among others. There is much market hype on cognitive computing but few practical business examples at this time.
Digital or web portal is as a mean to interact (e.g., self-sell, self-service) with an organization. Here, robots figuratively sit between the portal and target applications and handle requests on behalf of the user in a similar fashion as a contact center operator.
Machine learning is when computers identify patterns without being explicitly programmed by humans. Typically, the computer will ingest a large amount of content including how it is processed by people. Ultimately, it recognizes new content and re-applies the prior handling from its earlier observations