ABBYY Focuses on 'Purpose-Built' AI During September's Intelligent Automation Month
ABBYY is once again celebrating
Intelligent Automation Month in September. As software companies
continue to integrate aspects of AI into software automation platforms,
intelligent automation has emerged as an industry-wide term for the
technology that is making the automation of business processes simpler and
more effective. This year, ABBYY is highlighting
purpose-built AI and the impact it can have on businesses in an
industry, through a series of
virtual events taking place weekly throughout the month.
“Intelligent
Automation Month is an important industry initiative that puts a
spotlight on what businesses can achieve with purpose-built AI,” said Bruce
Orcutt, CMO at ABBYY. “Attendees will feel encouraged by the panel of
experts featured during September and have actionable insights for how to
plan, deploy and measure the ROI of their AI investments for their
organizations.”
Intelligent Automation Month kicks off on Sept. 5 with a session on the
regulatory environment around AI. Here is a full schedule of educational
sessions around AI and process automation:
September 5:
The Inevitable wave of AI regulations; balancing utility and harms. This
crucial session will break down the latest global AI regulations and
compliance best practices. ForHumanity, a public non-profit organization
focusing on independent auditing of AI systems, will provide important
information to attendees on ensuring safe and trustworthy AI methods, along
with cybersecurity considerations from ABBYY.
September 12:
E-invoicing is coming! Is your organization ready?
You will be ready after this webinar. Featuring Billentis, you’ll
be enlightened on the current state of e-invoicing globally, with specific
focus on Europe. Billentis will discuss trend projections, the e-invoicing
process, solutions involved (e-invoicing platforms, PEPPOL, etc.), and how
purpose-built IDP aligns with business needs for efficient invoice
processing.
September 19:
Panel with innovation leaders. This fireside chat with
executives from global financial institution, ING, and the Reveal Group, a
global intelligent automation services company, will enlighten you on the
latest AI tech trends and show the real-world ROI of using purpose-built AI
to solve common business challenges.
September 26:
Take the guesswork out of your intelligent automation deployment with
process intelligence. Doculabs and ABBYY will discuss how to
use process mining and task mining to give you data-driven insights to
ensure you are leveraging AI to maximize operational efficiency.
For access to Intelligent Automation Month webinars and other content,
register here.
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Celonis Names Former Cardinal Health CEO Mike Kaufmann as Chairman for North America
Celonis, the Munich, Germany-based process mining pureplay, has named a
new Chairman for North America. The company said it has elevated
Mike Kaufmann to the role after serving as a member of its advisory
board for the past 20 months.
Kaufmann served in various roles, including four years as CFO and nearly
five years as CEO of Cardinal Health, a Fortune 15 company and one of the
largest providers of healthcare products and services in the world. His
relationship with Celonis goes back to his stint at Cardinal, where the
company was a key customer of the process mining technology provider.
In his role as North American Chairman, Celonis officials said he will be
able to “make a significant contribution” to increasing growth and market
share in the region.
“Through my experience as a customer and subsequently working with
Celonis’ customers during my time as advisor, I saw firsthand how the
company drives digital transformation and significant value for them,” said
Kaufmann. “There has never been a more critical time for enterprises to make
their processes work. The rapid pace of change all companies are facing to
not only keep up with their peers and competitors, but improve their
business processes for people and the planet, keeps accelerating.”
Creatio Partners with Conexxia for Global Intelligent Automation Reach
Creatio, provider of a no-code platform that enables businesses to
automate workflows around their CRM systems, announced a partnership with
Australian tech consultant Conexxia, which makes Creatio’s technology
available to its global clients.
Conexxia, which advises and delivers end-to-end IT solutions to clients
in Australia, Europe and India, said Boston-based Creatio’s AI powered
no-code platform includes industry-specific, ready-to-use workflows for 20
business verticals that will boost efficiency of commercial and operational
teams.
“Conexxia stands for passion and purpose, powered by human ingenuity, in
delivering digital transformation programs,” said
Michalis Kostikoglou, Managing Director of Conexxia. Our partnership
with Creatio, supported by our esteemed clientele across both public and
private sector organizations, highlights our proven track record of
delivering high-quality business outcomes faster.”
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