Hear Enate’s Head of Research, Sam Ward on the AI Coffee Podcast
Enate’s Head of Research & Development, Sam Ward recently sat down with podcast host, Alejandro Perez for a chat about all-things AI.
Tune in below to hear Sam cover:
- The future of AI and it’s impact on business
- The challenges and opportunities of implementing AI solutions in the corporate world
- Regulation and ethical considerations surrounding AI
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Operational Soup is a term we use when work is being carried out, but businesses have little idea how much, by whom or exactly how it is processed.
James Hall
CEO, Enate
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Start orchestration in departments with strong use-cases to deliver value quickly. Often, good examples can be found in back/middle office process areas that have high variation and complexity such as finance or HR operations. Recent intelligence sourced through process mining suggests 80%+ of the work performed in a shared services organization is not performed in the ERP systems, but rather in Excel or Outlook. This is where Orchestration thrives.
James Hall
CEO, Enate
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Having orchestration implemented across our departments can be likened to having x-ray vision into your operations.
Felipe Araya
Global Head of Operations at TMF
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Almost half of banking and investment CIOs (49%) and insurance CIOs (44%) indicated that they will increase their automation investments in 2021.
Source: Gartner, 2021
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