Published in BizCommunity, 23rd June 2020 By Ryan Falkenberg Covid-19 has certainly forced a lot of change, very rapidly. Both in the business and consumer spheres, the virtual world has become increasingly important as physical equivalents remain problematic. The move to remote working has...
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Published in Hypertext, 12th June 2020 By Brendyn Lotz One a scale of one to 10, with 10 being most annoyed, how annoyed are you when you discover you are chatting to a bot and why is it 10? Joking aside, chatbots can be incredibly useful especially if your company often has to deal with fr...
Read MoreBy Ryan Falkenberg, co-CEO of CLEVVA Published in Techfinancials on 22nd May 2020 This pandemic offers us the opportunity to reimagine a future that allows people to step away from the ‘non-thinking’ production line and to hand this task to digital workers. COVID-19 looks to be the tipp...
Read MoreBy Ryan Falkenberg, co-CEO of CLEVVA Published in IT-Online, 25 February 2020 Intelligent process automation (IPA) is beginning to take its rightful place in businesses as a subset of and precursor to full blown artificial intelligence. IPA consists of a number of digital workers that toget...
Read MorePublished in TalkIoT, 17th January 2020 By Ryan Falkenberg Automation, traditionally linked with fears of job losses, looks set to make life easier for humans across the globe in 2020. From freeing up workers inside organisations to providing excellent customer experiences, the robots are here...
Read MorePublished in Business IT, 11th December 2019 By Ryan Falkenberg, co-CEO of CLEVVA If you analyse the work most knowledge workers perform, it is repetitive, writes Ryan Falkenberg, co-CEO, CLEVVA. The decisions they have to make, and the actions they take are prescribed to them....
Read MoreArticle published in The Margin, 01 December 2019 To view article pdf, click here: Margin 1 - CLEVVA and BluePrism...
Read MorePublished in Top500, November 2019 Written by Stephen Timm A concerning debate is growing over jobs and the effect that artificial intelligence (AI) will have on the world of work. A 2016 study by Cape IT Initiative (CITi) and the Oxford Martin School at the University of Oxford estimates that...
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Published by TechSmart, 18 October 2019 By Ryan Falkenberg AI and machine learning are here, and working away in a company near you, and on your phone, in your car and in all sorts of places online. These technologies are most visible in the workplace in the form of digital workers, who are no...
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Published by Tech Financials, 18th September 2019 By Ryan Falkenberg While some commentators talk about the 4IR as something that is happening in the future, the reality is a little more immediate. Not only are we currently living through the fourth industrial revolution, but the machines have...
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