Intelligent Automation: Welcome To The World Of Hyperautomation: Learn How To Harness Artificial Intelligence To Boost Business & Make Our World More Human

by Pascal Bornet, Ian Barkin, Jochen Wirtz

This book is the first book on the emerging trend of intelligent automation. Also known as hyperautomation, it is a cutting-edge combination of methods and technologies involving people, organizations, machine learning, natural language processing, computer vision, robotic process automation, and more. Accessible for all audiences, this book demonstrates that adopting intelligent automation has now become a condition for business survival. It delves into the technologies leveraged by hyperautomation, new trends relating to the field, and how society and work can be reinvented with intelligent automation. Key Points What is Intelligent Automation (IA)? What benefits does it unleash for companies, customers and society? How have leading organizations been able to harness the full potential of IA, at scale to generate massive efficiency gains? How can IA save 10+ million lives per year, triple our global budget for education, eliminate hunger, help protect our planet, or increase the resilience of society to pandemics and crises? What you will get from this Learn from 100+ IA transformation successes (and failures) Benefit from the largest publicly available library of IA use cases by industry and by business function Gain access to insights garnered from 200+ IA industry experts

432 pages, Paperback

Published December 29, 2020

Reviews

[Salem Gharbi · Rating 5 out of 5]

“Think big, Start Small, and Scale fast” … “IA is a business transformation, NOT a technical project” … is one of many numerous ideas and thoughts this book is listing & explaining … which I recommend to read.
note ... While the authors differentiate this from the well-known AI, I find the knowledge in this book perfectly applicable to AI as well.

[Julian · Rating 5 out of 5]

I read this book because it is quite relevant to my current role at work. The authors’ view on new society post new industrial revolution is quite interesting.