Featured Vendors - 2023

Europe, with its rich history of innovation and industrial prowess, now stands at a crucial juncture in the digital age. Despite its many advances, it remains steps behind the tech frontiers. This disparity is not merely a setback—it's a beckoning for European businesses to seize the transformative powers of digital technologies, reshaping their industries and redefining efficiencies along the way.

As the continent steers through its digital evolution, artificial intelligence (AI) and automation are proving to be pivotal forces. These technologies are not just enhancements to existing operations; they are the bedrock of innovative business strategies and improved customer engagements. The journey of integration is dotted with success stories from various sectors, where AI and automation have driven down costs and spurred growth, showcasing the profound impact of these technologies.

Yet, the path to a fully integrated digital future is strewn with significant hurdles. Europe's stringent regulatory frameworks often stymie the rapid adoption of new technologies, while a gap looms large between the skills the current workforce possesses and those required for future jobs. To navigate these waters, Europe must focus on nurturing an innovative ecosystem, upskilling its workforce, and developing policies that encourage swift technological adoption without compromising core societal values.

The influence of AI and automation stretches across multiple sectors, notably in manufacturing where robotics has notably increased productivity. This trend extends to finance, healthcare, and logistics, which have all begun leveraging automation to enhance efficiency and improve service delivery. These developments offer a window into the broader implications of digital technology adoption and how it is reshaping industry norms across Europe.

Europe's digital transformation presents a profound opportunity to bolster its economic standing and improve the quality of life for its citizens. By embracing these changes and addressing the accompanying challenges, Europe can secure a leading role in the global digital economy, ensuring a prosperous future for all its people.

In this edition, we spotlight leading vendors pivotal in advancing business automation, alongside expert insights from thought leaders in the sector. We trust these perspectives will inform and guide your strategic planning in the days ahead. 

    Featured Vendors

    FireStart
    FireStart helps businesses respond quickly to changing market trends and customer demands by offering a collaborative all-in-one ecosystem that unites human, automation, systems and processes all under one easy to use view
    Liquid Palladium
    The company democratizes AI and RPA functions, thereby providing clients a nimble RPA platform that is non-invasive, low-cost, and simple for customers to use, requiring minimal change management. Liquid Palladium’s technology frees up people from mundane and repetitive tasks, all the while solving technological integration constraints without the need for an intensive IT workforce. The company’s bot orchestration studio has reaped several accolades within the development community for its ease of use, reliability, and flexibility, as compared to the competition.
    Pegamento
    Pegamento specialises in Robotic Process Automation (RPA), Artificial Intelligence (AI), and Customer Experience Management (CEM), with an emphasis on developing processes enabling faster and more personalised customer interactions. As a pioneer in RPA, Pegamento follows the principle of delivering a positive customer experience each time as a rule rather than a choice.
    QBITRA
    A child company of TerzionDx, QBITRA offers enterprises a digital experience platform that allows them to deploy RPA, BOTs, and hyper-automationAI technology across their operational workflows.

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