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Robotic Automation Technologies: Fear Mongering Will Only Stifle Innovation

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Francis Carden, Founder of OpenSpan and Robotic Automation technologies pioneer recently authored a blog about the new Amazon Echo (aka Alexa), the latest “robot” that with verbal prompting will play music, deliver news, provide any web-based information, and in Francis’ case, create a grocery list. The Amazon Echo is a lifestyle enhancer, and this automated shopping list creation enables you to take care of the necessary management of an everyday life task effectively and efficiently. As a result, you can better manage your day-to-day life, minimizing stress and time by reducing your work load and the likelihood of frantic last minute dashes to the grocery store.

Much like the Amazon Echo at home, there are many more robotic automations (e.g. Robotic Process Automation and Robotic Desktop Automation) that can automate “micro” tasks in the enterprise. Recently however, there has been a lot of fear mongering in the market regarding job loss as a result of this impending tsunami of robots and the message that robots can in fact enhance our lives is being drowned out. The question is not how are we going to manage massive unemployment because of robots; the question is how are we going to intelligently leverage robotic automation technologies to build a more strategic workforce? Robotic automation is proving to be a powerful way for organizations to transform their financial and operational performance. As we continue to navigate the many changes forthcoming in this fourth Industrial Revolution, it is crucial to embrace robotic automation technologies to work alongside our employees to gain the most value from this innovation.

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