IRVINE, Calif.and NOIDA, India, Feb. 3, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Alteryx,Inc.(NYSE: AYX), a leader in analytic process automation (APA), and HCL Technologies (HCL), a leading global technology company, today announced a global strategicallianceto help companies across the globe succeed in their analytics automation and digital transformation priorities. As part of this strategic engagement, HCL has also been named anAlteryxEliteAlliance Partner.

With HCL's broad expertise in transforming IT and lines-of-business, the alliance will also accelerate Alteryx usage in Amazon AWS and Microsoft Azure to meet customers' hybrid cloud modernization needs and strengthen HCL's portfolio of data science and transformative analytics automation. In addition, HCL's rapidly growing Digital and Analytics Services will accelerate the digital journey of knowledge workers in the Global 2000 with Alteryx's unique ease-of-use and unifiedanalytics, data scienceand processautomation capabilities.

HCL and Alteryx's collaboration on customer transformation priorities began in 2020 and the success of the relationship paved the way to forming an Elite-level strategic alliance, which includes jointgo-to-market (GTM)activitiesglobally, a scaled competency on Alteryx within HCL and HCL's ability to act as a value-added reseller (VAR) of Alteryx solutions.

"We are seeingastrong appetite and adoption of advanced analytics automation capability in enterprises across the globe," saidAnand Birje,seniorcorporatevice presidentandhead of HCL's Digital & Analytics division. "The pairing of Alteryx's intuitive,analytic process automationplatform with our strategic digital expertise will serve current and future clients in accelerating their digital adoptionand business transformation."

"Digital transformation is moving at an accelerated pace and we are excited to partner with HCL to drive automation and innovation across Global 2000 organizations," said Mark Anderson, chief executive officer of Alteryx. "HCL's blueprint for automation and their deep digital transformation expertise, combined with Alteryx automation and our unprecedented ease-of-use will super-charge the priority initiatives across global enterprises."

The alliance is driven by the large and growing market opportunity for enterprise-wide data analytics, data science and process automation.Someinitial areas ofjoint solution focus include citizen-led advanced analytics,data science,machine learning (ML) and artificial intelligence (AI) to driveinitialquick winsand pavethewayforcontinuous innovation.Both HCL and Alteryx will focus on data-drivenprocessautomation andorchestrationacross distributed hybridand multi-cloud environmentstohelporganizationsacceleratevalue fromdataplatformmodernization initiatives.In addition, they will complete data and analytics automaton with deep application expertiseto deliverinsights acrossbusiness functionsand industry sectors.

As part of this alliance, Alteryx and HCL will also develop and execute a variety of go-to-market initiatives to reach clients worldwide. For more information about the Alteryx and HCL alliance, please visit https://www.alteryx.com/alteryx-alliances.

About AlteryxAs a leader in analytic process automation (APA), Alteryx unifies analytics, data science and business process automation in one, end-to-end platform to accelerate digital transformation. Organizations of all sizes, all over the world, rely on the Alteryx Analytic Process Automation Platformto deliver high-impact business outcomes and the rapid upskilling of their modern workforce. For more information visitwww.alteryx.com

Alteryx is a registered trademark of Alteryx, Inc. All other product and brand names may be trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective owners.

About HCL TechnologiesHCL Technologies (HCL) empowers global enterprises with technology for the next decade, today. HCL's Mode 1-2-3 strategy, based on its deep-domain industry expertise, customer-centricity and entrepreneurial culture of Ideapreneurship, enables businesses to transform into next-gen enterprises.

HCL offers its services and products through three business units: IT and Business Services (ITBS), Engineering and R&D Services (ERS) and Products & Platforms (P&P). ITBS enables global enterprises to transform their businesses through offerings in the areas of applications, infrastructure, digital process operations and next generational digital transformation solutions. ERS offers engineering services and solutions in all aspects of product development and platform engineering. P&P provides modernized software products to global clients for their technology and industry specific requirements. Through its cutting-edge co-innovation labs, global delivery capabilities and broad global network, HCL delivers holistic services in various industry verticals, categorized as Financial Services, Manufacturing, Technology & Services, Telecom & Media, Retail & CPG, Life Sciences & Healthcare and Public Services.

As a leading global technology company, HCL takes pride in its diversity, social responsibility, sustainability and education initiatives. For the 12 months ended December 31, 2020 HCL had consolidated revenue of US$ 10.02 billion. Its 159,682 ideapreneurs operate out of 50 countries. For more information, visit http://www.hcltech.com

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MELBOURNE, Australia, Feb.2, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Aptitude Research has published a new paper https://www.predictivehire.com/recruitment-automation-humanity/showing that when you shift the focus in automated Talent Acquisition from an employer-driven view to a candidate-first then it is possible to reduce bias in hiring, and improve the overall human element of recruitment.

The research, sponsored by PredictiveHirehttps://www.predictivehire.com/, an Australian technology company that has pioneered transparent Ai-assisted hiring solutions, shows that humanistic automation creates personal connection at scale, and works to reduce bias, something no other technology or even human-centred solution can deliver.Madeline Laurano, CEO of Aptitude comments "The misperception that candidates do not want automation and prefer to keep the current talent acquisition is one of the most significant misperceptions in talent acquisition. Candidates want a fair recruitment process, and consistency in communication. Automation can support all of these initiatives and enhance the humanity of the experience.There are four main ways that talent acquisition is made more human with automation when the candidate is the focus, rather than simply moving candidates through the process:

The research can be downloaded here https://www.predictivehire.com/recruitment-automation-humanity/

About Aptitude Research

Aptitude Research Partners is a research-based analyst and advisory firm focused on HCM technology. We conduct quantitative and qualitative research on all aspects of Human Capital Management to better understand the skills, capabilities, technology, and underlying strategies required to deliver business results in today's complex work environment.

About Predictive Hire

Predictive Hire has become one of the most trusted mobile-first Ai recruitment platforms, used by companies across Australia, India, South Africa, UK and the US, with a candidate every two minutes engaging with their unique Ai chat bot Phai.

What makes their approach unique it it's disruption of three paradigms in recruitment -candidates being ghosted, biased hiring and the false notion that automation diminishes the human experience.

The end result for companies bias is interrupted at the top of the funnel, your hiring managers make more objective decisions empowered by Phai their co-pilot, inclusivity is enhanced, and your hired profile starts to look more like your applicant profile.

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Kent apple producer Adrian Scripps is leading the sector in terms of automation and Brillopaks award-winning UniPAKer robotic crate packing cell is the cornerstone of its intrepid approach.

Adrian Scripps commitment to automation has been key to building and maintaining its market-leading position as Tescos largest apple supplier. Few apple packing facilities have adopted robotics, as they havent found solutions that enable high speed packing without damage to fruit, so instead they elect to stick with manual methods. However, by putting its trust in Brillopaks pioneering UniPAKer technology, Adrian Scripps has seen a threefold improvement in productivity per person.

Apples are not an easy fruit to handle because they bruise very easily. This, combined with the need to execute a range of crate patterns, made this project a challenge that couldnt be met by a mechanical system. Brillopak rose to the challenge, says James Simpson, Managing Director of Adrian Scripps.

Adrian Scripps is one of the UKs premier growers and packers of English fruit. Several varieties of apple Braeburn, Kanzi, Jazz, Opal, Gala, Red Prince and Bramley along with Conference pears and blackcurrants, are grown on five farms totalling 750 hectares. The family owned farming business is one of Tescos key apple suppliers a relationship that stretches back more than 30 years and has seen much change in the way that fruit is handled at the companys centralised packing facility on Moat Farm.

Our existing packing system was working flat out at 15 cycles per minute; we soon worked out that we could put apples into the flow wrapper much quicker than this, recalls James. The company considered other packing systems, but it was the inherent flexibility of the award-winning UniPAKer robotic crate packing solution that convinced Adrian Scripps to partner Brillopak on this project.

We looked at mechanical systems where the pack is turned to orientate it, but the flexibility of the UniPAKer won us over it is infinitely programmable and allows you to make very small adjustments to get the pack to the exact target location, explains James.

Each of the four UniPAKer crate loading cells at Adrian Scripps houses two delta type robots, each performing a single pick. The benefit of a single pick is that it eliminates the need for accumulation. To maximise packing speed, the crate is dynamically loaded as it is moving; working alongside each other, the robots take it in turn to partially fill the crate, picking individual packs off the infeed conveyor and positioning them deftly and precisely in the crate at the programmed orientation. The robots perform this task with a degree of dexterity and rotation that would not be feasible with a layer-based automated handling system.

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Lawyers want to focus on what they do best: provide excellent advice and service to their clients and add value. Discover 5 ways the combination of matter management and no-code automation can help in-house legal teams achieve this.

There are two trends of significance emerging from the past 12 months. Firstly, in-house legal teams and their legal operations colleagues are actively seeking and needing to adopt technology and are more discerning than ever before. Secondly, in-house legal teams are looking for a maximum of one or two core pieces of infrastructure to support their legal function, ideally an end-to-end platform that supports multiple purposes.

The expansion of matter management to include no-code automation is one way that a few legal technology providers have responded to help legal teams do even more with their limited resources. In this article we shine the light on why matter management and no-code automation are the perfect marriage and the benefits that this can bring to in-house legal departments.

What is matter management?

Matter management refers to the entire lifecycle of a legal matter, from issue identification and instructing the legal team, followed by triage, work allocation, then managing the process through to completion. Matter management traditionally incorporates work that is completed internally by the legal team as well as work that is briefed externally to law firms.

Whilst the management of a matter can be done manually, it is becoming best practice for in-house legal teams to use a consistent and structured process for receiving, managing and monitoring legal matters with the use of purpose-built software to assist.

Some of the criticisms of matter management software is that these systems can have limitations around what can be changed, configured or customised and are over-reliant on individual lawyers maintaining records. When lawyers get busy, the task of adding and updating data can get overlooked.

What is no-code automation?

No-code automation has been around for the best part of a decade and in recent years has been embraced by law firms and large corporate legal teams for solving specific problems in areas such as document automation, sales contracting processes and building out matter intake workflows. With minimal developer or IT involvement, users or operations personnel can build applications with complex logic and processes that are well-suited to the legal space.

Some of the criticisms of no-code automation is that building applications is time-consuming, requires specialist training and experience, and solutions may be viewed in silos rather than integrated into business process.

Matter management and no-code automation better together

Here are 5 ideas and examples of how matter management and automation be used together in a single system to deliver benefits to in-house legal teams.

1. Automate the receipt and triage of purposeful, complete and informative instructions

Client-centric intake forms can be designed for each and every work-type so the legal team receives exactly what they need to get started, including the ability to attach documentation. Oriented for optimal customer experience, every field and requirement can be customised including unique industry or organisation-specific jargon or protocol. With no-code automation every variable can also have a unique trigger and action, so workflow, triage, and individual notifications can be streamlined, customised and managed. This also removes the manual process of lawyers adding new matters and inputting data, whilst building in consistency, quality assurance and compliance measures.

2. Matter intake to trigger automatic document generation

With no-code automation applied to matter intake, each field selection and form completion can trigger a unique action, which can also include automated document generation. Ideal for high volume, routine documents, this can be relevant for use as self-service or to create efficiencies for the legal team. Automation can also extend this application to generate not just documents but also emails, text messages or other business communication.

3. Apply standard task templates, activities and communications for quality assurance and risk reduction

Take matter management to the next level by building-in experience and knowledge by mapping out and automating the steps, activities or tasks usually required for successful completion of legal matters. This can be a checklist or template of tasks allocated internally and / or externally, which ensures best practice is followed and reduces the risk of something being overlooked or falling through the cracks. Further, automated communications using industry or organisation standards improves service delivery and can ensure compliance and minimise risk.

4. Build applications (apps) that solve specific legal business problems

In addition to managing the whole life-cycle of legal matters, a matter management solution that combines intelligent automation can also be deployed for deep, complex, problem-focused applications. These could include complex privacy processes, navigating regulatory reporting and compliance requirements, or even case management protocols. Developing solutions to assist with these types of repeatable and time-consuming problems can save a significant amount of time across an organisation. In the past, many organisations may not have had the luxury of using a bespoke intelligent automation software solution in the legal function, so having this type of tool available within their own incumbent matter management suite is very compelling and can dramatically improve the overall return on investment (ROI).

5. Easily adapt to fit adjacent business functions

Traditionally, legal matter management software packages are somewhat restricted to the legal function due to the specific processes and data field / language protocols. Just as IT ticketing software rarely operate well for legal, software made for legal is unlikely to be a functional fit for IT, HR or even procurement. Until now, perhaps. With the use of intelligent automation, a matter management solution can be deployed in numerous adjacent business functions, again expanding the return on investment. Examples include project management, HR, procurement, risk, governance and compliance teams. Legal teams that have struggled to gain traction in obtaining their own system, may find this new style of enterprise-wide capability and compatibility easier to get the required attention.

There are so many possibilities when intelligent no-code automation is combined with modern matter management, and these 5 are just the tip of the iceberg!

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The Levels of Automation were supposed to be for engineers.

But the numeric scale that describes the capabilities of various driver-assistance and autonomous-driving systems which runs from Level 0 to Level 5 automation has spread beyond its initial audience. Created by SAE International, it's now referenced far and wide by industry executives, government officials and others.

Trouble is, the Levels of Automation are pretty wonky. For ordinary motorists, they can cause confusion.

The time has come for a consumer-friendly counterpart, says Phil Koopman, co-founder and chief technology officer at Pittsburgh-based Edge Case Research, which advises companies on autonomous-vehicle testing and safety validation.

"The SAE levels are very actionable for engineers, but not particularly actionable for normal, everyday drivers," he tells Automotive News. "If we want to communicate clearly so people don't take their eyes off the road when they're not supposed to, we need a more streamlined way."

Along those lines, Koopman has proposed new terminology intended to more clearly communicate the driver's role in safe travel. In a blog post published last week, he suggests four new categories for classification: Assistive, Supervised, Automated and Autonomous.

Each category clarifies what role the human motorist has in the active driving process, whether the human or machine is responsible for overall vehicle operations, and perhaps most novel, outlines when drivers need to keep their eyes on the road and act as backups.

Beyond the conventional levels, Koopman also proposes determining how overall safety is achieved beyond the driving task. For one example, who or what assures the kids are buckled into car seats?

"The SAE levels say nothing about all the safety-relevant tasks a human driver does beyond actual driving," Koopman wrote.

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BOSTON, Feb. 02, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Indico, a provider of intelligent process automation for the intake, understanding, and digitization of document-based workflows, today announced the expansion of its growing partner network with the addition of Ashling Partners, an integrated solution provider of Intelligent Automation solutions for major enterprises across North America.

Indico has developed a highly disruptive approach to document understanding that delivers on key enterprise requirements for automating critical business processes. Indico IPA empowers process owners, with an intuitive point and click interface, to build custom workflows in record time with no data science background. Indicos unique application of transfer learning provides freedom from templates and rules, enabling process owners to build custom ML models with as few as 200 examples. Lastly, Indico offers award-winning AI Explainability with a point and click dashboard that delivers comprehensive transparency for model governance.

The Ashling partnership addresses the growing challenge for enterprises trying to automate document-based workflows that involve large amounts of unstructured content; e.g., documents, emails, text, and images that make up over 80% of the data in most enterprises. Ashling Partners will resell the Indico platform and provide complete managed services to customers.The partnership will include process automation consulting, custom model development and workflow design, deployment and support.

In addition, Ashling and Indico recently announced that Cushman & Wakefield, one of the world's largest commercial real estate services firms, has selected Ashling Partners and Indico to improve the efficiency of a number of its critical back- and front-office processes involving complex semi-structured and unstructured document-based workflows.

Cushman & Wakefield has made end-to-end process automation a key driver of our operational efficiency and service delivery goals, said Brandi Corbello, Vice President of Transformation for Cushman & Wakefield. Cushman & Wakefields collaboration with Ashling Partners and Indico will enable us to capitalize on the impact of automation across our organization and deliver value to our clients.

Ashling Partners has extensive experience with utilizing RPA and Intelligent Automation to solve complex customer use cases, said Tom Wilde, CEO of Indico. By partnering together, Ashling Partners and Indico seek to offer customers a complete solution for document understanding and digitization of structured, semi-structured and unstructured documents, which will deliver tremendous value for our mutual clients.

As the automation wave has continued to accelerate across major enterprises, companies are looking for solutions that leverage cognitive capabilities to solve business challenges of increasing complexity. Indico has delivered a disruptive approach to the market and is able to solve use cases that have traditionally been out of reach for todays automation technologies, said Marshall Sied, founder Ashling Partners.

About Ashling PartnersAshling Partners is a professional services & technology firm that drives efficiency gains and process improvement through Robotic Process Automation (RPA) and targeted Artificial Intelligence (AI). We work with leading intelligent process automation technologies to drive continual process improvement and better employee engagement for our clients.

About IndicoIndico is the leading provider of Intelligent Process Automation (IPA) solutions. We help organizations turn process into profit by enabling them to automate manual, labor-intensive, document-based workflows. Our breakthrough in solving these challenges is an approach known as transfer learning, which allows users to train machine learning models with orders of magnitude less data than required by traditional rule-based techniques. With Indico, enterprises are now able to deploy AI to unstructured content challenges more effectively while eliminating many of the common barriers to adoption. For more information, visit https://indico.io/.

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Newswise Experts predict that autonomous vehicles (AVs) will eventually make our roads safer since the majority of accidents are caused by human error. However, it may be some time before people are ready to put their trust in a self-driving car.

A new study in the journal Risk Analysis found that people are more likely to blame a vehicles automation system and its manufacturer than its human driver when a crash occurs.

Semi-autonomous vehicles (semi-AVs), which allow humans to supervise the driving and take control of the vehicle, are already on the road. For example, the 2020 Tesla Model S offers an Autopilot system, and the 2020 Cadillac CT6 has a Super Cruise system. In both, the driver must be ready to take control of the car at any moment.

However, this new study suggests that questions are likely to arise regarding blame, responsibility, and compensation when a semi-AV is involved in a collision.

Researchers led by Peng Liu, an associate professor in the College of Management and Economics at Tianjin University, conducted experiments to measure participants responses to hypothetical semi-AV crashes. When an accident was caused by a vehicles automated system, participants assigned more blame and responsibility to the automation and its manufacturer and indicated that the victim should be compensated more, compared to a crash caused by a human driver. They also judged the automation-caused crash to be more severe and less acceptable than one caused by a human, regardless of the seriousness of the crash (involving an injury or fatality).

Liu and his colleagues call this bias against automated systems blame attribution asymmetry. It indicates the tendency for people to over-react to automation-caused crashes, possibly owing to the higher negative affect, or feelings and emotions, evoked by these crashes. Negative emotions such as anger can amplify attributions of legal responsibility and blame.

The authors point out that the same kind of affect-induced blame attribution asymmetry may come into play in other cooperative situations involving humans and machines. For example, surgeons working with medical robots and pilots working with military drones.

Policymakers and regulators need to be aware of peoples potential over-reaction to crashes involving AVs when they set policies for deploying and regulating them, particularly with regard to financial compensation for victims injured or killed by automated systems. According to our findings, they might need to consider the possibility that to lay people, victims of AV crashes should be compensated more than commonly calculated, the authors write.

A policy that allows what people feel are unsafe semi-AVs on roads could backfire as the inevitable accidents that will occur may deter more people from adopting them. To change peoples negative attitudes about semi-AVs, Liu argues that public communication campaigns are highly needed to transparently communicate accurate information, dispel public misconceptions, and provide opportunities to experience semi-AVs.

In a previous study, Liu and his colleagues conducted a field experiment where 300 participants experienced being a passenger in a semi-AV. This direct experience led to a significant increase in trust and a reduction in negative feelings and emotions about semi-AVs, he says.

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DALLAS, Feb. 3, 2021 /PRNewswire/ --Cellwize Wireless Technologies Inc.(Cellwize), a global leader in mobile network automation and orchestration today announced that leading Indonesian mobile operator, Telkomsel, has selected Cellwize CHIME to improve network quality of service, increase efficiencies through RAN capacity improvement, and to advance the operator's vision for digital network operational excellence. The CHIME solution will be implemented together with Cellwize's local partner Immobi, a leading technology services provider to the telecommunications industry.

Telkomsel will leverage the Cellwize CHIME solution for transforming their current optimization processes and automate RAN optimization to ensure the optimal use of their current spectrum and RAN equipment and to deliver a superior customer experience.

The Cellwize solution was also selected for uniquely enabling seamless operation in a multi-vendor environment, addressing 2G, 3G, and 4G technologies, and for its interoperability with multivendor dSON/RAN, VNF and NFVI compatibility, as well as for enabling future-readiness for the advent of 5G with advanced AI capabilities.

Vice President Network Quality and Service Management Telkomsel Andrias Indra says, "Through this collaboration, Telkomsel is excited to keep moving forward to grow the quality and capacity of our network while also increasing the effectiveness and efficiency of our network deployment through RAN automation and optimization from Cellwize CHIME. This collaborative effort is also in line with Telkomsel's commitment to developing an inclusive and sustainable digital ecosystem in Indonesia to open more opportunities for customers to enjoy more customer-centric digital services."

Ofir Zemer, CEO at Cellwize, said, "We are very happy to have been selected by Telkomsel to support their mission to improve quality of service, deliver exceptional customer experience, and power innovation for a 5G world. With our CHIME solution Telkomsel will always know what's going on with the network and will be able to automatically and continually improve performance and achieve strategic business objectives."

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Cellwize is all about enabling the networks of the future today. With CHIME, our cloudified and AI-driven RAN automation and orchestration platform, we enable mobile network operators (MNOs) to accelerate 5G network deployment and go-to-market, as well as improve the ROI on their network investments. Even in the most complex and dynamic of network environments, CHIME enables operators to connect to any application and any vendor, as well as co-create on top of the platform, delivering unprecedented ease, speed, and agility. With the future of 5G already here, CHIME is helping leading MNOs all over the world to launch and leverage their next generation networks and face the future with confidence. Learn more at http://www.cellwize.com.

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Telkomselis Indonesia's largest mobile operator with more than170 million subscribers. To serve customers all over Indonesia, including in remote areas, outer islands and border areas, Telkomsel has built more than 209.000 BTSs. Telkomsel has consistently implemented technology roadmap as well as being the first mobile operator in Indonesia to launch 5G trials in Indonesia. Entering the Digital Era, Telkomsel continues to developits digital businesses, including Digital Advertising, Digital Lifestyle, Mobile Financial Services and Internet of Things. To serve the needs of customers, Telkomsel operates a 24-hour call center, GraPARI service centers across Indonesia, online customer services through [emailprotected], facebook.com/telkomsel, Twitter @telkomsel as well as Telkomsel's virtual assistant on MyTelkomsel, LINE, Telegram, and Facebook Messenger.

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The Department of Homeland Security has begun to seek information on potential industry sources that could provide artificial intelligence, machine learning and other automation tools and information technology support services for the financial systems modernization joint program management office.

The departments FSM JPMO plans to award a two-year contract for IT engineering and service management, administrative and clerical support and management advisory support services under the Intelligence Automation initiative to help advance electronic invoicing and automate other financial transactions in compliance with federal requirements and mandates, according to a sources sought notice posted Friday.

The initiative covers five task areas: data capture/optical character recognition; automated workflow and robotic process automation; process analytics and dashboards; test/development environments; and training.

DHS is also seeking skills and knowledge in software engineering, business process reengineering, IT program governance and portfolio management, among others.

Responses to the notice are due Feb. 8.

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DUBLIN, Feb. 2, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- The "Automated Guided Vehicle (AGV) - Global Market Outlook (2019-2027)" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.

According to the report, the Global Automated Guided Vehicle (AGV) Market accounted for $2.1 billion in 2019 and is expected to reach $4.95 billion by 2027, growing at a CAGR of 11.3% during the forecast period.

Growing demand for automation in material handling processes, the rising popularity of e-commerce and an increase in demand for electronics and retail products are some of the factors propelling the growth of the market. However, high initial investment, installation cost, and present financial crisis are restraining the growth of the market.

Automated guided vehicles are material handling automated machines that are programmed to move pallets, carts, and trays, among others, between different manufacturing and warehousing facilities without any permanent conveying system or manual intervention. Automated guided vehicles are installed by these facilities to enhance efficiency, which results in increased output, thereby increasing the profit margin of the company.

Based on the navigation technology, the laser guidance segment is anticipated to hold considerable market share during the forecast period as it acts as an electronic eye to skip the obstacles within the path and this technology is the most flexible system for vehicle movement and offers accurate navigation. By geography, Asia-Pacific is expected to grow at a significant market share during the forecast period owing to the rapidly developing e-commerce industry in several countries including China, India, and Japan and various initiatives by governments of several countries to support the development of the regional manufacturing sector or industry, providing lucrative opportunities for market expansion.

Some of the key players profiled in the Automated Guided Vehicle (AGV) Market include Uncease Automation, Toyota Industries, AGV International, SSI Schaefer, Denbach Robot, Hyster-Yale, Rocla, Oceaneering, Meiden America, KUKA, Addverb Technologies, Tompkins Robotics, Murata Machinery, JBT, KION, Hit Robot Group (HRG), Grenzebach, E&K Automation, Scott Automation, Daifuku, Seegrid Corporation, and KNAPP.

What the report offers:

Key Topics Covered:

1 Executive Summary

2 Preface2.1 Abstract2.2 Stake Holders2.3 Research Scope2.4 Research Methodology2.4.1 Data Mining2.4.2 Data Analysis2.4.3 Data Validation2.4.4 Research Approach2.5 Research Sources2.5.1 Primary Research Sources2.5.2 Secondary Research Sources2.5.3 Assumptions

3 Market Trend Analysis3.1 Introduction3.2 Drivers3.3 Restraints3.4 Opportunities3.5 Threats3.6 Product Analysis3.7 Technology Analysis3.8 Application Analysis3.9 End-user Analysis3.10 Emerging Markets3.11 Impact of COVID-19

4 Porters Five Forces Analysis4.1 Bargaining Power of Suppliers4.2 Bargaining Power of Buyers4.3 Threat of Substitutes4.4 Threat of New Entrants4.5 Competitive Rivalry

5 Global Automated Guided Vehicle (AGV) Market, By Type5.1 Introduction5.2 Unit Load Carriers5.3 Heavy Burden Carrier5.4 Tow/Tugger Vehicles5.5 Pallet Trucks5.6 Mobile Robots5.7 Light Load Transporters5.8 Underride/ Tunneling Vehicles5.9 Forklift Vehicles5.10 Driverless Trains5.11 Assembly Line Vehicles5.12 Other Types5.12.1 Hybrid AGVs5.12.2 Customized/ Special Purpose5.12.3 Automated Carts

6 Global Automated Guided Vehicle (AGV) Market, By Product6.1 Introduction6.2 Silica Aerogels6.3 Metal Oxide Aerogels6.4 Carbon Aerogels

7 Global Automated Guided Vehicle (AGV) Market, By Battery Type7.1 Introduction7.2 Nickel-Based Battery7.3 Lithium-Ion Battery7.4 Lead Battery7.5 Other Battery Types7.5.1 Ultracapacitors7.5.2 Hydrogen Fuel Cells

8 Global Automated Guided Vehicle (AGV) Market, By Component8.1 Introduction8.2 Software8.3 Service & Support8.4 Hardware

9 Global Automated Guided Vehicle (AGV) Market, By Navigation Technology9.1 Introduction9.2 Traditional Guidance9.3 Optical Tape Guidance9.4 Natural Navigation9.5 Magnetic Guidance9.6 Laser Guidance9.7 Inductive/Wire Guidance9.8 Global Positioning System (GPS)9.9 3D Vision Guidance9.10 Infrared Guidance9.11 Heat Map9.12 Other Navigation Technologies9.12.1 Inertial Guidance9.12.2 Dead Reckoning Guidance9.12.3 Beacon Guidance

10 Global Automated Guided Vehicle (AGV) Market, By Application10.1 Introduction10.2 Trailer Loading & Unloading10.3 Storage & Assembly10.4 Raw Material Handling10.5 Packaging10.6 Logistics and Warehousing10.6.1 Cross-Docking10.6.2 Transportation10.6.3 Distribution10.6.4 Cold Storage10.7 Work-in-Process Activities10.8 Waste Handling10.9 Trash Removal10.10 Staging/Sortation10.11 Roll Handling10.12 Replenishment10.13 Parts-To-Line10.14 Kitting/Picking10.15 End-of-Line Transport10.16 Clamp Handling10.17 Shop Floor Control

11 Global Automated Guided Vehicle (AGV) Market, By End-user11.1 Introduction11.2 Semiconductors & Electronics11.3 Oil & Gas11.4 Metals & Heavy Machinery11.5 Healthcare11.6 Food & Beverages11.7 Construction11.8 3PL (Third-Party Logistics)11.9 Manufacturing11.9.1 Tissue11.9.2 Plastics & Polymers11.9.3 Automotive11.9.4 Pharmaceuticals11.9.5 Fast-Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG)11.9.6 Defense11.9.7 Chemical11.9.8 Aerospace/Aviation11.10 Wholesale and Distribution11.10.1 Retail Chains/Conveyance Stores11.10.2 Hotels & Restaurants11.10.3 Grocery Stores11.10.4 E-commerce11.11 Other End-users11.11.1 Textiles and Clothing11.11.2 Printing and Paper11.11.3 General Manufacturing11.11.4 Electrical

12 Global Automated Guided Vehicle (AGV) Market, By Vehicle Type12.1 Introduction12.2 Standard12.3 Compact12.4 Hybrid

13 Global Automated Guided Vehicle (AGV) Market, By Geography13.1 Introduction13.2 North America13.2.1 US13.2.2 Canada13.2.3 Mexico13.3 Europe13.3.1 Germany13.3.2 UK13.3.3 Italy13.3.4 France13.3.5 Spain13.3.6 Rest of Europe13.4 Asia-Pacific13.4.1 Japan13.4.2 China13.4.3 India13.4.4 Australia13.4.5 New Zealand13.4.6 South Korea13.4.7 Rest of Asia-Pacific13.5 South America13.5.1 Argentina13.5.2 Brazil13.5.3 Chile13.5.4 Rest of South America13.6 Middle East & Africa13.6.1 Saudi Arabia13.6.2 UAE13.6.3 Qatar13.6.4 South Africa13.6.5 Rest of Middle East & Africa

14 Key Developments14.1 Agreements, Partnerships, Collaborations and Joint Ventures14.2 Acquisitions & Mergers14.3 New Product Launches14.4 Expansions14.5 Other Key Strategies

15 Company Profiling15.1 Uncease Automation15.2 Toyota Industries15.3 AGV International15.4 SSI Schaefer15.5 Denbach Robot15.6 Hyster-Yale15.7 Rocla15.8 Oceaneering15.9 Meiden America15.10 KUKA15.11 Addverb Technologies15.12 Tompkins Robotics15.13 Murata Machinery15.14 JBT15.15 Hit Robot Group (HRG)15.16 Grenzebach15.17 E&K Automation15.18 Scott Automation15.19 Daifuku15.20 Seegrid Corporation

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High-mix, low-volume (HMLV) manufacturing has seen significant growth in recent years as lower margins, increased demand for customization, and supply chain uncertainty have altered day-to-day production realities. The result is a world where shorter product lifecycles are the norm and speed in production and delivery are king.

Injection molding of plastic parts and components figures prominently in the HMLV space. Often handled by smaller contract manufacturers, companies engaged in injection molding face a unique challenge when automating. On the one hand, the variable nature of their product runs mandates high flexibility; on the other hand, their size may limit their ability to engage in big CAPEX spends. Simply put, they need sophisticated equipment for less money.

In many cases, collaborative robots (cobots) have proven to be the remedy to this predicament. Typically deployed for machine tending, material removal, and other material handling tasks, cobots present a relatively low-cost option that is flexible, easy to integrate, and capable of working directly alongside human workers without any safety fencing, provided a risk assessment has first been performed.

The e-Series of cobots from Universal Robots has seen a high level of adoption by injection molders, with numerous case studies on the companys website documenting the robots success at small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs) in the plastics and polymers space. According to Universal Robots, the flexible nature of its e-Series cobots allow them to be redeployed throughout a plastics manufacturing facility to automate secondary processes, such as degating, grinding, spru removal, and polishing, as well as for the application of decals or labels to plastic parts.

Universal Robots is following these successes by taking steps to make communication between its e-Series cobots and injection molding machines faster and more intuitive. The companys recently released injection molding machine interface provides standardized connectivity between its e-Series cobots and injection molding machinery that employs EUROMAP 67 and SPI AN-146 communication interfaces.

The interface can be installed in a cobots control box in less than ten minutes, and reportedly provides deep integration with the robotic system, including safety functionality, according to Universal Robots. In addition, an injection molding machine interface template for Universal Robots Polyscope operating system is provided to simplify programming.

Injection molding machines have many inputs and outputs to manage the complexities of the molding process, said Joe Campbell, senior manager of applications development at Universal Robots. Standardized interfaces allow for ease of integration and exchangeability. With the injection molding machine interface, we give the manufacturer the ability to set up, program, and control the entire application cycle through the cobots teach pendant. Combine this with thepositioning flexibility and the additional degrees of freedom found in Universal Robots cobots, compared to traditional cartesian robots, and you have a very powerful solution.

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We are proud to share the news that Safir Hotels & Resorts has responded to consumer demand for efficient, contactless guest communications by partnering with ReviewPro to launch Guest Experience Automation.

All of SHR's properties will be adopting this new guest communication solution, delivering service excellence, reducing costs, and maximizing ROI. Read all about it in the brand's recent press release.

Safir Hotels & Resorts (SHR) responds to consumer demand for efficient, contactless guest communications by partnering with ReviewPro to launch Guest Experience Automation(GEA). GEA is an AI-powered chatbot and messaging solution that automates the complete guest journey from pre-arrival to check-out. All of SHR's properties will be adopting this new guest communication solution, delivering service excellence, reducing costs, and maximizing ROI.

The concept was first considered to meet a market need unique to frequent travelers, millennials, and generation Z travelers. SHR conducted market research (supported by market studies by third parties and other hotel brands) that revealed that these guest segments prefer to have less face-to-face contact with hotel staff and instead preferring to communicate via their devices on the messaging channel of their choice. In addition, they expect instant, efficient and accurate responses to their queries. Now, in the context of the global COVID-19 pandemic and the necessity of minimal contact, all guests have come to share the same expectations - making the implementation of GEA even more important than before.

"Technological adoption has never been more important, and we are delighted to be supporting Safir Hotels & Resorts (SHR) to move into the recovery phase and beyond with Guest Experience Automation(GEA)," says Michael Kessler, CEO of ReviewPro. "Brands that adopt and adapt now have an opportunity to gain a competitive advantage. We believe that the combination of GEA and the processes and procedures that SHR is putting into place will facilitate this hotel brand to fast track its already successful business to new heights."

Furthermore, internal client studies carried out by ReviewPro revealed that hotels are spending valuable resources responding to repetitive questions. In one chain of hotels, it was found that 63% of incoming messaging and emails originated from the same eight questions. In another larger chain, 91% of messages came from the same 18 questions. A third study that looked specifically at messages coming in from OTAs revealed that 50% of pre-stay and in-stay messages from OTAs go unanswered. The combined results of these studies underscore an opportunity for technology to be utilized to respond to frequently asked questions, lifting a burden off of overtaxed employees whilst simultaneously improving the guest experience.

ReviewPro will now enable SHR to deliver on these needs with its new product, Guest Experience Automation (GEA). GEA is an AI-powered automized guest messaging solution for hotels that seamlessly provides the correct information to improve the guest experience while reducing costs and increasing efficiency. It combines guest messaging (via the messaging service habitually used by the guest, such as WhatsApp, Facebook Messenger, SMS, & WeChat), a pre-trained chatbot able to answer +5,000 hospitality-related questions, a pre-filled knowledge base that comes ready with the hotel's own information, and the capacity to send automated outbound messaging. The solution will enable SHR to increase conversational commerce, provide automated case creation, and increase visibility with ROI-based analytics. These key features provide an eco-system for Safir Hotels & Resorts to successfully implement an automation strategy to meet guests' needs while keeping costs low and maximizing ROI.

The multilingual chatbot that will be supporting SHR's guest communications will be fully loaded with hotel-specific information and able to answer 90% of all incoming inquiries. The service will be operated around the clock to ensure guests' needs and queries are constantly tended to, whether the staff is available or not.

Safir Hotels & Resorts (SHR) is a hotel management company, owned by Kuwait Hotels Company (KHC), which is part of the KIPCO Group. Established in 1993, the company manages a portfolio of eight hotels in Kuwait, Egypt, Oman, Qatar, Lebanon, and Syria. Most of its hotels are managed under the Safir brand, except for its flagship property "Marina Hotel Kuwait," and the "Salalah Gardens Hotel" in Oman. Its portfolio strategy is aimed at growth in the MENA region in the midscale and upscale segments, managing both hotels and serviced residences. As the first Arabian hospitality management company in the region, the company has a wealth of experience in bringing value to hotel development projects and profitable hotel operations. SHR shares no connection to Oman's Safeer Hotels, nor to Bahrain's Al Safir Hotel.

For more information please visit: http://www.safirhotels.com or https://www.linkedin.com/company/safir-hotels-&-resorts/

ReviewPro, part of the Shiji Group, is the world leader of Guest Intelligence solutions, with more than 60,000 hotels in 150 countries. ReviewPro's Global Review Index (GRI), the industry-standard online reputation score, is based on review data collected from 175+ OTAs and review sites in 45+ languages. The company's cloud-based Guest Experience Improvement Suite includes Online Reputation Management, Guest Satisfaction Surveys, and Auto Case Management. ReviewPro also provides an AI-driven innovative Guest Experience Automation product to automate guest experience management for hotels. These tools and processes enable clients to prioritize operational and service improvements to deliver better guest experiences and increase guest satisfaction, online rankings, and revenue.

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By using, Data Center Automation Software Market research report, organizations can gain vital information about the competitors, economic shifts, demographics, current market trends and spending traits of the customers. This global marketing report puts forth real world research solutions for every industry sector, along with meticulous data collection from non-public sources to better equip businesses with the information they need most. The report comprises of the scope, size, disposition and growth of the industry including the key sensitivities and success factors. The winning Data Center Automation Software Market report also covers five year industry forecasts, growth rates and an analysis of the industry key players and their market shares.

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Rising demand of data center automation from various end- user industries will also drive the growth

Rising connectivity issues in data centers is also contributing as a factor restraining the market growth

In April 2018, Nokia announced the launch of their first Edge Cloud data center solution so that they can meet the data processing demand for Cloud RAN. This launch will help them to expand their Nokia AirFrame portfolio so that they can provide a network architecture that can enhance performance and reduce operator cost.

Data Center Automation Software Market Key Competitors:

Few of the major competitors currently working in the global data center automation software market are Cisco Systems, Hewlett Packard Enterprise Development LP, IBM Corporation, Micro Focus, VMware, Inc., Siemens, BMC Software, Inc., e-Zest Solutions, ABB, FUJITSU, Riverturn, Inc., Schneider Electric, HashRoot Limited, SaltStack, Inc., Veristor Systems Inc., Intel Corporation, Green House Data., Medialine AG, Microland Limited, Clarke Management Consulting Group and others.

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Global data center automation software market is set to witness a healthy CAGR of 22.25% in the forecast period of 2019- 2026. The report contains data of the base year 2018 and historic year 2017. Increasing cloud computing and rising demand of data center automation in various industries is the major factor fuelling the market growth.

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UiPath Inc., the New York-headquartered American multinational software developer primarily centring its focuses on robotic process automation, said on Monday that the 15-year-old software company had raised a stark upsum of $750 million in a recent fundraising campaign, valuing the robotic startup at $35 billion ahead of a likely high-profile IPO (Initial Public Offerings) as early as this year.

In point of fact, latest fundraising campaign of UiPath, the American multinational software developer operating in 25 countries across the globe, came against the backdrop of an IPO (Initial Public Offerings) expected to be held later this year which has every potential to be one of the largest tech offerings from a US-based startup in 2021, suggested analysts.

Besides, according to UiPaths Mondays statement, its latest fundraising campaign was mostly led by existing investors such as Alkeon Capital and Coatue alongside Altimeter Capital, IVP, Sequoia, Dragoneer, Tiger Global alongside funds advised by T Rowe Price Associated Inc.

Aside from that, the New York-headquartered software company had issued a statement in December 2020 saying that it had confidentially filed for an Initial Public Offerings with the US SEC (Securities and Exchange Commission), though a press agency report had unveiled in September 2020 that UiPath, that helps businesses automate routine tasks, had been close to hiring lenders for its planned IPO in 2021.

In tandem, followed by the reveal of latest fundraising campaign of UiPath that valued the software and automation company at a whopping $35 billion ahead of Initial Public Offerings, several analysts were quoted saying that the latest injection of fresh inflows into the software company had largely illustrated a transmutation to remote working drive amid a still-raging pandemic outbreak at large which had forced many businesses to join a latest trend of work-from-home.

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Process automation refers to the use of digital technology to perform a process or processes in order to accomplish a workflow or function. A wide variety of business processes and activities can be automated, or more often, they can be partially automated with human intervention at strategic points within workflows. Sales, marketing, production, supply chain, inventory control, administration, IT and management process are among those benefitting from digital process automation.

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IBM

Pegasystems

Appian

Oracle

Software AG

DST Systems

Opentext

Dxc Technology

Infosys

Cognizant

Mindtree

Newgen Software

Tibco Software

K2

Bizagi

Nintex

Ayehu Software Technologies

Integrify

Helpsystems

Innov8tif

Novatio Solutions

Bonitasoft

Cortex

PMG

Blue-Infinity

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Retail & Consumer Goods

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Telecom & IT

Transport & Logistics

Energy & Utility

Media & Entertainment

Healthcare

Others

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CHELMSFORD, Mass., Feb. 2, 2021 /PRNewswire/ --Brooks Automation, Inc. (Nasdaq: BRKS) today reported financial results for the first fiscal quarter of 2021, ended December 31, 2020.

Financial Results Summary

QuarterEnded

Dollarsinmillions, except per share data

December31,

September30,

December31,

Change vs.

2020

2020

2019

Prior Qtr

Prior Year

Revenue

$

250

$

246

$

210

1

%

19

%

Semiconductor Solutions

$

131

$

138

$

119

(5)

%

11

%

Life Sciences

$

118

$

108

$

92

9

%

29

%

Diluted EPS Continuing Operations

$

0.36

$

0.39

$

0.18

(7)

%

103

%

Diluted EPS Total

$

0.35

$

0.39

$

0.18

(11)

%

98

%

Non-GAAP Diluted EPS Continuing Operations

$

0.47

$

0.47

$

0.23

1

%

108

%

Adjusted EBITDA

$

58

$

54

$

32

7

%

81

%

Management Comments "We are very pleased with the results of our first quarter of 2021 as we continued our trajectory of strong profitable growth," commented Steve Schwartz, president and CEO. "Our life sciences business had another exceptional quarter, driven by both product and services offerings. Semiconductor remains robust and is poised to accelerate in the second quarter given a healthy order backlog and market tailwinds."

Summary of GAAP ResultsFirst Quarter, Fiscal 2021

Summary of Non-GAAP Results for Continuing Operations First Quarter, Fiscal 2021

A reconciliation of non-GAAP measures to the most nearly comparable GAAP measures follows the consolidated balance sheets, statements of operations and statements of cash flows included in this release.

Cash and Liquidity

Quarterly Cash DividendThe Company additionally announced that the Board of Directors has reiterated a dividend of $0.10 per share payable on March 26, 2021 to stockholders of record on March 5, 2021. Future dividend declarations, as well as the record and payment dates for such dividends, are subject to the final determination of the Company's Board of Directors.

Guidance for Second Quarter Fiscal 2021The Company announced revenue and earnings guidance for the second quarter of fiscal 2021. Revenue is expected to be in the range of $267 million to $283 million and non-GAAP diluted earnings per share is expected to be in the range of $0.48 to $0.57. GAAP diluted earnings per share for the second fiscal quarter is expected to be in the range of $0.33 to $0.42

Conference Call and WebcastBrooks management will webcast its first quarter earnings conference call today at 4:30 p.m. Eastern Time. During the call, Company management will respond to questions concerning, but not limited to, the Company's financial performance, business conditions and industry outlook. Management's responses could contain information that has not been previously disclosed.

The call will be broadcast live over the Internet and, together with presentation materials referenced on the call, will be hosted at the Investor Relations section of Brooks' website at http://www.brooks.investorroom.com, and will be archived online on this website for convenient on-demand replay. In addition, you may call 800-734-8583 (US & Canada only) or +1-212-231-2904 for international callers to listen to the live webcast.

Regulation G Use of Non-GAAP financial MeasuresThe Company supplements its GAAP financial measures with certain non-GAAP financial measures to provide investors a better perspective on the results of business operations, which the Company believes is more comparable to the similar analysis provided by its peers. These measures are not presented in accordance with, nor are they a substitute for, U.S. generally accepted accounting principles, or GAAP. These measures should always be considered in conjunction with appropriate GAAP measures. A reconciliation of non-GAAP measures to the most nearly comparable GAAP measures is included at the end of this release following the consolidated balance sheets, statements of operations and statements of cash flows.

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Brooks Automation Reports Results of First Quarter of Fiscal 2021, Ended December 31, 2020, and Announces Quarterly Cash Dividend - PRNewswire

Automation, COVID, And The Future Of Work

Ever since Oxford's Carl Benedikt Frey and Michael Osborne published their paper on the potential for jobs to be automated in 2013, a groundswell of concern has emerged about the impact of the various technologies of the 4th industrial revolution might have on the jobs market.

Given that for many, the prevailing narrative has been that the relentless march of digital technology will consume all jobs in its wake, a COVID-19 pandemic that has in many ways expedited digital transformation might have also expedited the automation of the workforce.

It's a narrative that has an element of truth to it.A recent report from Dell highlighted the way COVID has accelerated the digital transformation efforts many organizations had been undertaking before the pandemic, albeit with areas such as cybersecurity getting as much investment as the rebuilding of business models.It's also noticeable that technologies such as AI and robotics were still not a major focus for organizations.

That firms don't appear to be investing in AI to any great extent is shown up for the folly that it is by research from Berkeley Haas, which highlights how beneficial such investments are in terms of productivity, efficiency, and market share.

What is perhaps important to note in discussions around the impact of technology on jobs is that the companies investing so heavily in AI actually grew their workforce by 15%.Whats more, this increase in employment was not just found at the firm level, but across entire industries.So AI-savvy firms were not benefitting at the expense of rivals.The researchers suggest that this is because firms were using AI to become more productive, which helped them to grow.

This expansion was often into new regions or product markets, as firms capitalized on their newfound productivity and efficiency.Obviously, this does tend to feed into concerns about excessive market concentration among a few huge firms, but the researchers believe this shouldnt concern us as it is simply a reflection of market share going to the most productive firms.

It's a finding echoed by additional research from the Stanford Institute for Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence (HAI), which found that there appears to be a clear relationship between AI-related jobs and economic growth, which in turn results in greater well-being across society.

This general optimism is not uniformly felt, however.For instance, the Global Attitudes Report from Oxford Universitys Internet Institute reveals a public that is broadly speaking divided down the middle on the impact of AI in public life, with those in the East seemingly far more comfortable than those of us in the West.

The research was based upon the data generated by the2019 World Risk Pollproduced by the Lloyds Register Foundation.Their survey examines the public perception of global risks, with 142 countries participating.

Understanding public confidence in AI and machine learning is vital to the successful implementation of such systems in government,the researchers explain.

This perception of vulnerability was reinforced in the latest report from The Royal Society for Arts, Manufactures and Commerce's (RSA) Future Work team on how COVID is affecting the automation landscape.

The report attempts to develop a risk register of jobs that are vulnerable to any fallout from COVID-19 and indeed the digital transformation that society is undergoing as a result of the pandemic. The authors suggest that those industries that are most reliant on furlough support from the government are also most likely to be at risk from automation.

They identify young people as the most vulnerable, which is perhaps not that surprising, as research from the University of Western Australia found that young people were most vulnerable to job losses during COVID in general.

The paper highlights how the youth labor market is typified by high levels of consumer-facing roles in sectors such as hospitality, fitness, and retail. Whats more, such jobs are often part-time or casual, and youth unemployment was already extremely vulnerable due to this.

While it's far from clear from the evidence to date that automation is playing anywhere near as big a role as COVID itself in the labor market challenges faced by young people, it is nonetheless crucial that support is provided to young people suffering as a result of the pandemic.

Its well known that in previous crises, such as in 2008 and the early 1990s, unemployment tended to crowd the labor market after the recession, which made it extremely challenging for young people.As such, the authors believe governments should offer support to help young people back into secure work.

Personalised support of our young people that can address multiple barriers to employment such as qualifications, transport, disadvantage, job readiness and communication skills is important, they say.Its also important for policy leaders to address the increasing casualisation of the workforce and ensure they support those who are most vulnerable.

The RSA do provide some solid advice in terms of the nature of this support, especially in terms of helping people to gain new skills and transition into new careers. These are almost certainly going to be hugely important, even if their suggestion that AI is to blame is wide of the mark.

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Despite 88% of cybersecurity professionals believing automation will make their jobs easier, younger staffers are more concerned that the technology will replace their roles than their veteran counterparts, according to a research by Exabeam.

Overall, satisfaction levels continued a 3-year positive trend, with 96% of respondents indicating they are happy with role and responsibilities and 87% reportedly pleased with salary and earnings. Additionally, there was improvement in gender diversity with female respondents increasing from 9% in 2019 to 21% this year.

The concern for automation among younger professionals in cybersecurity was surprising to us. In trying to understand this sentiment, we could partially attribute it to lack of on-the-job training using automation technology, said Samantha Humphries, security strategist at Exabeam.

As we noted earlier this year in our State of the SOC research, ambiguity around career path or lack of understanding about automation can have an impact on job security. Its also possible that this is a symptom of the current economic climate or a general lack of experience navigating the workforce during a global recession.

Of respondents under the age of 45, 53% agreed or strongly agreed that AI and ML are a threat to their job security. This is contrasted with just 25% of respondents 45 and over who feel the same, possibly indicating that subsets of security professionals in particular prefer to write rules and manually investigate.

Interestingly, when asked directly about automation software, 89% of respondents under 45 years old believed it would improve their jobs, yet 47% are still threatened by its use. This is again in contrast with the 45 and over demographic, where 80% believed automation would simplify their work, and only 22% felt threatened by its use.

Examining the sentiments around automation by region, 47% of US respondents were concerned about job security when automation software is in use, as well as SG (54%), DE (42%), AUS (40%) and UK (33%).

In the survey, which drew insights from professionals throughout the US, the UK, AUS, Canada, India and the Netherlands, only 10% overall believed that AI and automation were a threat to their jobs.

On the flip side, there were noticeable increases in job approval across the board, with an upward trend in satisfaction around role and responsibilities (96%), salary (87%) and work/life balance (77%).

When asked what else they enjoyed about their jobs, respondents listed working in an environment with professional growth (15%) as well as opportunities to challenge oneself (21%) as top motivators.

53% reported jobs that are either stressful or very stressful, which is down from last year (62%). Interestingly, despite being among those that are generally threatened by automation software, 100% of respondents aged 18-24 reported feeling secure in their roles and were happiest with their salaries (93%).

Though the number of female respondents increased this year, it remains to be seen whether this will emerge as a trend. This years male respondents (78%) are down 13% from last year (91%).

In 2019, nearly 41% were in the profession for at least 10 years or more. This year, a larger percentage (83%) have 10 years or less, and 34% have been in the cybersecurity industry for five years or less. Additionally, one-third do not have formal cybersecurity degrees.

There is evidence that automation and AI/ML are being embraced, but this years survey exposed fascinating generational differences when it comes to professional openness and using all available tools to do their jobs, said Phil Routley, senior product marketing manager, APJ, Exabeam.

And while gender diversity is showing positive signs of improvement, its clear we still have a very long way to go in breaking down barriers for female professionals in the security industry.

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