In this digital age, businesses across various industries are constantly searching for innovative solutions to streamline their operations and boost productivity. Robotic Process Automation (RPA) has emerged as a game-changer, offering significant potential for cost savings, increased efficiency, and improved accuracy. In our recent article Making the Pitch: Selling Robotic Process Automation To Key Players
The business landscape is littered with the carcasses of companies that refused or failed to adapt to change. The last Blockbuster Video standing in Bend, Oregon is a stark monument to how quickly that fate can lock in and ruin a company and pave the way for more agile and forward-looking companies. The kicker: Netflix,
Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Abstract Syntax Trees (ASTs) are used in different contexts and serve different purposes, so it’s only somewhat apt to compare them directly. However, in the context of automating tasks such as code translation or analysis, some points of comparison could be helpful. In this article, we first explore each approach’s pros
We are in a gilded age of tech buzzwords. From afar, these buzzwords can appear artificial and abstract, like a B-grade sci-fi screenplay. Up close, and on the plus side, those abstractions are turning into real, on-the-ground game-changers for many businesses. It’s a good time to pay attention. Intelligent Automation, a relatively newer ‘buzzword’, is
The migration from COBOL to Java is a significant undertaking for any organization. If you’re like us, your natural impulse will be to wrap your head around the technical aspects of such a conversion, particularly if legacy code is your main thing. But the transition from COBOL to Java involves more than just rewriting code.
Moving to cloud-based technologies can be a risky investment, but the benefits are fast becoming hard to ignore. Implemented carefully, your organization can lower costs permanently, scale as needed, and react to market conditions with agility in ways you simply can’t with an on-premise solution. For these reasons and more, moving legacy systems to the
