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In this episode of Automation Notes, host Joao Fernandes sits down with Juan from Mayasoft to delve into the fascinating world of intelligent automation and its profound impact on the future of work.

Join them as they discuss the definition of intelligent automation, key advancements shaping the landscape, necessary skills for workers, emerging opportunities and roles, challenges faced by organizations, and strategies for integrating human workers with automation technologies.

Discover Mayasoft's innovative solutions and their vision for shaping the future through intelligent automation.

Tune in for valuable insights and recommendations on exploring this captivating field. Don't miss out on the chance to unlock the limitless potential of automation and embrace innovation in your organization.

In this episode, we talked with Yannick, founder, and CEO of Sheetgo, to discuss how you can create powerful automations that start with a spreadsheet.



Sheetgo is democratizing access to intelligent automation by providing a no-code platform to create automated workflows based on spreadsheets.



Brought to you by DocDigitizer, the Automation Notes podcast is a collection of new and inspiring insights about Intelligent Automation, where we will share and discuss the most recent trends, success stories, and processing with our guests' projects in Intelligent Automation.

In this episode, we talked with Wilton Rogers, founder, and CEO of Simply Automate, to discuss the challenges of implementing RPA in SMBs.



Wilton has an extensive track record in implementing Intelligent Automation projects across industries such as accounting, retail, hospitality, and healthcare using technologies such as Power Automate and UiPath.



Brought to you by DocDigitizer, the Automation Notes podcast is a collection of new and inspiring insights about Intelligent Automation, where we will share and discuss the most recent trends, success stories, and processing with our guests' projects in Intelligent Automation.

Intelligent automation is revolutionizing the healthcare industry by providing more efficient, cost-effective, and higher-quality services.

Automated systems can process data faster, more accurately, and at a larger scale than manual methods, allowing for improved decision-making and faster diagnosis. Automated systems can also be used to streamline administrative processes, such as billing and scheduling, reducing the amount of time spent on paperwork.

There were the reasons why Alberta Health Services started the Intelligent Automation program, a program that is now a central initiative for the organization connecting business units and IT creating a true automation-centric company.

Learn more about this experience, the good, bad, and ugly, with Jesse Tutt, the automation program leader at Alberta Health Services.

Brought to you by DocDigitizer, the Automation Notes podcast is a collection of new and inspiring insights about Intelligent Automation, where we will share and discuss the most recent trends, success stories, and processing with our guests' projects in Intelligent Automation.

80% of the information we exchange daily is unstructured, which raises significant barriers to the deployment of automation since bots cannot use or parse unstructured data.

With the maturity of RPA initiative, the interest in Intelligent Document Processing has spiked since IDP enables organizations to digitize and automate unstructured data from various documentation sources.

In our XMAS special episode, we invited a world expert on IDP, Prakash Narayanan (https://www.linkedin.com/in/rcnprakash/) from Cyient, to join Automation Notes and share a quick start guide under 30 min, on how an organization can start with Intelligent Document Processing.

Brought to you by DocDigitizer, the Automation Notes podcast is a collection of new and inspiring insights about Intelligent Automation, where we will share and discuss the most recent trends, success stories, and processing with our guests' projects in Intelligent Automation.

Business units are frustrated at how long it takes IT to complete any automation implementation, and IT is frustrated by the need for more understanding of the already limited resources to keep the technology that runs the business operating.

This friction is common in many companies and leads to businesses leveraging “shadow IT” — external technology support — or, worse, a status quo limiting the continued improvement and increased business agility.

In this episode, we discuss this automation battleground between business and IT with Lasse Rindom from Zenzorganic and Devin Gharibian-Saki from Redwood in a 45 min roundtable.

Brought to you by DocDigitizer, the Automation Notes podcast is a collection of new and inspiring insights about Intelligent Automation, where we will share and discuss the most recent trends, success stories, and processing with our guests' projects in Intelligent Automation.