Garry Green
Recent Posts
If you’re going to climb Everest, you’re not going to do it without a Sherpa.
05-Dec-2019 13:33:05 / by Garry Green posted in Artificial Intelligence, Intelligent Automation, Future of Work, Cognitive Automation, Machine Learning, NLG
4 Intelligent Automation Trends for New Zealand in 2019
25-Feb-2019 07:30:00 / by Garry Green posted in rpa, AI, Robotic Process Automation, Robotic Desktop Automation, Intelligent Automation, Cognitive Automation, Machine Learning, Natural Language Process, NLG
Robots to the fore – Key insights for New Zealand Business into RPA in 2019
From making artificial intelligence a business reality to closer ties to human colleagues, robotic process automation is gearing up for a strong 2019
Humans will be robots will be forging stronger ties this year as Robotic Process Automation (RPA) move further into the Kiwi business landscape. As the year firmly gets underway, Garry Green, Managing Director for Quanton shares what he believes will be the four biggest trends for Process Automation this year.
Preparing for an AI Future with Robotic Process Automation
06-Nov-2018 15:51:47 / by Garry Green posted in rpa, Digital Transformation, AI, Artificial Intelligence, Intelligent Automation, DX Seminar, Events
Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) have become two of the most hyped technologies of the year and for many, there’s confusion around how they differ from Robotic Process Automation (RPA).
There’s certainly plenty of overlap - RPA can include ML or AI. But there are also distinctly unique with significant differences and despite the hype around AI, much bigger strides are being made with automation technologies such as RPA. More importantly RPA will be a critical platform to help organisations prepare for the benefits of AI and ML. We hit this topic in an exclusive podcast below and we're looking forward to hearing Professor Willcocks get into the details at our exclusive event on November 29th.
Robotic Process Automation and the Evolution of the Workforce
02-Nov-2018 14:33:42 / by Garry Green posted in Digital Transformation, DX Seminar, Future of Work, Professor Willcocks
We’ve all seen the headlines: The robots are coming to steal our jobs! It’s a great story for the sake of headlines, but recently we’ve seen three major studies which show that, in fact, robotic automation will lead to job gains.
The robots are coming... and if we get it right, they will bring with them new and interesting jobs and the end of mundane, repetitive tasks.
