Planning an RPA project? You’ve got it all wrong.
Jon Silver explains why focusing on tools like Robotic Process Automation rather than business processes is bad for business.
Working together though apart
Team Huddle. Smiles and laughter. We’re often asked about technology to help people work effectively from home. We use Microsoft Teams, of course, but that’s only a tool. And tools do not a solution make! Collaboration systems are one of those automations...
Robotic Process Automation is not the solution.
The RPA fans will probably disagree. RPA (Robotic Process Automation) has been hyped as a panacea for all business automation requirements. But it’s just a tool. It’s as much of a solution as a hammer is a solution for your new roofing requirements. Get...
Real-World AI & Automation for Business version 2!
R&D Director Jon Silver presents all the available automation technologies, how they all fit together, what’s possible and practical with real-world examples and even costings, and an exploration of all the risks and rewards
Abstraction: Automate, Rinse, Repeat
Abstraction is a way of thinking about what’s common between even seemingly unrelated processes, allowing us to create generalised tools applicable to many processes. Here’s how we’ve used abstraction through the years.
BMW Joins Cars to The Internet of Things
BMW is the first car manufacturer to join its cars to the Internet of Things, with its BMW Labs IFTTT Widget for Connected Drive. See what JFDI’s R&D Director Jon Silver did with this new technology.
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