Robotic Process Automation (RPA) is part of Automation 360, an RPA platform that comprises RPA-as-a-service, the Automation Anywhere Robotic (AARI) Interface, Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning (IQ Bot), and process discovery (Bot Store). Automation Anywhere's operations are spread across the globe. It serves both large corporations and small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs).
In 2021, it intends to further enhance AARI to increase the use of RPA with front-end user apps that launch unattended automations.
Blue Prism
The Intelligent Automation Platform (IAP) is a fundamental component of their RPA offering. Automation Lifecycle Management (ALM), Capture, Interact, Decipher IDP, and Digital Exchange (DX). Additionally, it has governance and security mechanisms built in to it. Blue Prism's businesses are spread across the globe. For the most part, its clients are huge corporations.
Improvements to the architecture and integration of capture, dashboards that show how many hours can be saved, and a categorical decision-making engine are all part of the Blue Prism product plan.
Cyclone Robotics
As a part of their RPA product, Cyclone Robotic Process Automation (CIRI), the company offers capabilities such as Cyclone Intelligent Robotic Interface (CIRI) and Cyclone Mobile Assistant. Cyclone Chatbot is also included. Both software and services can be used to implement this. They're primarily based in the Asia/Pacific region. Small and medium-sized businesses as well as large corporations use the service.
Process mining, a business rule engine, and increased cloud capabilities are all on Cyclone Robotics' future roadmap, and the company is also investing in AI research.
EdgeVerve Systems
When it comes to robotic process automation (RPA), the company uses the AssistEdge RPA tool. For example, EdgeVerve's automation offering includes Discover, Engage, Cloud RPA, and the AssistEdge Community Edition in addition to AssistEdge RPA. The operations are spread out around the globe. For the most part, its clients are huge corporations.
EdgeVerve's future plans include the addition of a low-code development platform and workflow, self-healing bots, predictive analytics, next-best-action recommendations, and anomaly detection algorithms to its existing end-to-end process automation and orchestration capabilities.
IBM
As a result of the acquisition of WDG Automation in June 2020, IBM Robotic Process Automation (RPA) offers full-featured RPA capabilities in a multitenant SaaS or on-premises offering. All four of IBM's Cloud Paks for Automation include IBM's RPA solution, as well as process mining, task mining, and automation services for business and IT. Geographically dispersed, IBM has a wide range of operations. For the most part, its clients are huge corporations.
With the acquisition, IBM has expanded its RPA capabilities, including expanded AI capabilities (powered by IBM Watson), task and process mining, extended intelligent chatbot capacity, better application connection, and container-based deployment for improved delivery.
Kryon
In addition to the Kryon Studio and the Kryon Console, the Full-Cycle Automation Suite features process discovery and analytics capabilities. It is offered as a subscription service. Customers throughout North America and Asia/Pacific are now part of Kryon's global client base, which includes operations and R&D centres in Europe and the Middle East. The majority of its clients are small and medium-sized businesses, although the company also serves some large ones.
Consumption pricing and a freemium approach based on Kryon's native process discovery capabilities will be introduced. Aside from that, the company's future plans include serverless bots, process optimization and embedded testing for automation situations.
Laiye
RPA offering Laiye RPA includes additional features like IDP, chatbots and pre-trained AI models to enhance its RPA capabilities. Windows, Android, and Linux environments may all be automated by the software, making it ideal for the Chinese OS market. Laiye is based in China, and the majority of its operations are focused on the Asia/Pacific region as a whole. SMBs make up the bulk of its clientele.
Laiye's revenue growth, investor cash, and intentions to expand across Asia/Pacific might potentially disrupt the fast expanding Asia/Pacific RPA market. Laiye raised $50 million in 2021 for the purpose of growing its intelligent automation platform further.
Microsoft
In addition to Power Automate Desktop (PAD), Microsoft's SaaS-based automation platform on Azure powers Power Automate, its RPA product. Integration and orchestration capabilities are also included. Power BI (for analytics), Process Advisor (process mining), Power Apps (LCAP), API connectors, and Power Virtual Agents are all included as part of Microsoft's Power Platform (chatbots). As a result, Microsoft's operations are spread out across the globe. SMBs and major corporations alike are among its frequent clients.
A more robust virtual machine runtime, a faster installation process, and a streamlined document processing with embedded AI are all part of Microsoft's plans for the future.
NICE
There is NEVA, an RPA desktop assistant for global contact centres, as part of NICE Robotic Process Automation's product line. Automation Finder, Automation Studio, and OCR are also included in the software. Geographically, NICE's operations are spread out over the world. For the most part, its clients are huge corporations.
It is part of the company's long-term strategy to enable semisupervised learning in order to prioritise discovered processes more accurately. The second stage of NICE's AI integration with NEVA was just announced, and it provides suggestions based on employee behaviour, sentiment and phrase identification. NICE also recently introduced this next phase.
Nintex
RPA development and computer vision are critical to Nintex RPA's success. Workflow automation, document automation, e-signatures, process mapping (Nintex Promapp) and LCAP/iBPMS solutions are all included in Nintex's product line. The online Nintex Solution Accelerator Gallery provides access to hundreds of pre-built automation and process map templates. More than 10,000 companies around the world use Nintex. They tend to be medium- to large-sized businesses. Its RPA software is largely utilised by financial services and banking firms in North America and EMEA, although its users come from a wide range of industries.
Nintex will buy K2 Software in October 2020 in order to support more advanced BPM and case management capabilities. To bring native e-signature capabilities to the Nintex Process Platform, Nintex bought AssureSign in June 2021. For file creation, a new event-driven bot flow is being developed, DevOps capabilities are being introduced, and support for government customers is being expanded.
NTT
As part of NTT's WinActor RPA solution, NTT offers WinDirector and WinActor Manager on Cloud, as well as a robot as a service (WinActor Cast on Call) and other WinActor components including AI, library service and no-code storyboarding, for both on-premises and cloud-based management. NTT's other NTT services, including as process mining, low-code UI development, and identity management, are integrated with WinActor. Customers throughout EMEA and North America are also supported by NTT's subsidiaries and partners, despite the company's primary focus on Asia/Pacific. Small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs) are among NTT's customers.
Blockchain technology is being used to secure the company's RPA solution and scenario management optimization, as well as self-healing bots.
Pegasystems
As part of the Pega Infinity platform, Pega Robotic Process Automation (RPA) supports the vendor's iBPMS, low-code app platform capabilities and other features, such as AI, multi-experience and business rule support.. One of Pegasystems' RPA's most notable features is X-ray Vision, a proprietary computer vision technology. Geographically dispersed Pegasystems operations. For the most part, its clients are huge corporations.
Process mining, case management, and automated decision-making are all part of Pegasystems' product vision.
Samsung SDS
There are inherent machine learning (ML) and robotic process automation (RPA) features in Brity RPA, the RPA product from Brity. There are ambitions to grow into North America and Europe by 2022, however Samsung SDS's current operations are primarily in Asia/Pacific. This supplier offers its services to businesses of all shapes and sizes.
According to Samsung SDS's 2022 plan, Workflow Service, an iBPMS toolbox at the platform level, will be available by that year. In addition, AI-driven design and development, OCR, data extraction via web scraping, libraries and recordings are all included to make the creation process simpler.
SAP
With SAP Intelligent Robotic Process Automation (iRPA), it is able to integrate and automate business operations in finance, sales, customer support, and human resources in addition to the other areas of SAP's capabilities. SAP's operations are dispersed throughout several different countries and regions. For the most part, its clients are huge corporations. This features support for Linux and macOS desktop agents, better task mining, and new analytics dashboards.
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