In this report we hear from three automation experts who have attended our events. Read on to watch video interviews from Lufthansa GBS, Deutsche Telekom and Royal Mail Group.
Dominik Jaskulski, Process Automation Manager, Lufthansa Business Group
On the back of his acclaimed keynote at November’s RPA and AI Summit, we are delighted to welcome Dominik Jaskulski , Process Automation Manager, Lufthansa GBS, back to Nordics RPA & AI this May.
"I was afraid that people would react badly to RPA. However, to my surprise it's all been positive. People are interested in RPA. They don't fear it."
Domink’s expertise in Desktop Automation adds another facet to the event, with his presentation looking at the importance of flexibility in active workflow automation design, while also integrating it within legacy systems.
Sebatien Zeiss, VP Automation and Department Development, Deutsche Telekom
At the RPA and Artificial Intelligence Summit in 2016, Sebatien Zeiss discussed why 2016 was a breakthrough year for automation in general, but that for Deutsche Telekom it was 2015 that saw the most developments. This year Zeiss believes we will see AI and Machine Learning becoming increasingly prevalent.
"After you've implemented RPA, AI and Machine Learning is the logical next step."
He also speaks about the main challenges Deutsche Telekom has faced in their RPA implementation, including caution from the IT department.
Wendy Hulton, Head of Finance Business Services, Royal Mail Group
Founded over 500 years ago, the Royal Mail is one of the United Kingdom's oldest and most important organisations. Wendy Hulton was taking part in finance transformation project which touched on RPA. In the last months of 2016, she states that RPA has "spiraled" within the organisation, and that the company has now run a successful proof-of-concept on a small project.
"All of a sudden the business has had to listen, and it's now getting behind robotics."
The big change, according to Wendy, will be if there are consistent reductions in the workforce. That's why she emphasises the importance of a slow roll-out.
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