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Every company, be it a tech or non-tech company has taken up the path of automating its services. According to a report, it was found that the introduction of automation will lead to the elimination of around 6 per cent of all jobs in the states as early as next year. There are various reports that predict that by 2030, there can be around 800 million jobs taken over by automation. So, will automation take over our jobs? Yes and No. Apparently, not every country will be equally affected. The changes won’t hit everyone equally. As per reports, only about 10 per cent of the existing occupations stands to be completely automated if today’s cutting-edge technology is widely adopted in use, while in less than around 70 per cent of jobs, one-third of activities will be automated, i.e. it will be semi-automated. There are many types of automation available in the market. And not everything is the same. There are a few types such as: 1.    Industrial Automation (IA) ...

In recent few years, “artificial intelligence” has come to seem like the new path forward. Algorithms, freed from human programmers, are training themselves on massive data sets and producing results that have far reaching effects. This is a type of “deep learning” that allows machines to process information for themselves on a very sophisticated level, allowing them to perform many complex functions. This growing influence of AI and ML has led to a boom in the RPA Development and its workforce. RPA or Robotic process automation is an emerging form of business process automation technology which is used to design, develop and improve the quality of automation based   robots or artificial intelligence (AI) workers. What is the task behind RPA development? Traditionally, a tech developer produces a list of actions to automate a task and interface to the back-end system using internal application programming interfaces (APIs) or dedicated scriptin...