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When humans and robots come together in hybrid financial services.
It’s an admirable aim. But sadly it’s also one that is proving challenging.
Getting financial advice is still seen very much as the domain of the rich. For the average New Zealander its generally not on the radar.
Can robots and AI help? In a digital world, are we ready for robots to provide us with financial advice?
Automation is undoubtedly on the agenda of most executives in New Zealand. Enabled by a wider ecosystem of smart technologies, Intelligent Process Automation is the destination making AI one of the hottest words of 2019.
In September I travelled to America to attend the San Francisco Ai Summit – self-proclaimed the world’s largest AI event for business. At the event I joined several thousand attendees to hear from over 200 speakers and engage with over 200 exhibitors.
The aim was to bring back key learning to be translated into practical insights to share and help move New Zealand businesses forward in the adoption and application of smart technologies – something key to Quanton’s drive.
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.
Building on the success of a significant event in September Quanton is excited to announce the next conference in the DX Seminar series, headlined by renowned global Robotic Process Automation expert Professor Leslie Willcocks from the London School of Economics.
