Healthcare revenue cycle management (RCM) firm R1 RCM Inc. (NASDAQ:RCM) has licensed technology from robotic process automation (RPA) provider Automation Anywhere. R1 will implement the technology into its offerings to improve efficiencies and “enhance the patient financial experience for hospitals, health systems and physician practices,” said the Chicago-based firm in a statement. Specifically, it R1...
"The world of intelligent automation systems is approaching a tipping point,” said Chuck Sykes, president and CEO of Sykes.
Robotic process automation (RPA) provider Automation Anywhere and implementation specialist Symphony Ventures have formed a partnership that will aim to bring the firm’s technology to more enterprises. In the arrangement, Symphony will help customers with their RPA implementation strategy and also act as a sales agent for Automation Anywhere licenses. The news comes just over...
Kearney & Company, an accounting firm serving the U.S government, will begin using robotic process automation (RPA) provider UiPath’s solutions.
Flagler Hospital has licensed Ayasdi's artificial intelligence healthcare solution to deploy at its 335-bed facility.
H2O.ai will collaborate Google Cloud Platform to integrate the company's open source and automated machine learning platforms.
RPA provider UiPath has signed a reseller agreement with PTC System Pte. Ltd. to expand its reach in Southeast Asia.
Robotic process automation (RPA) provider Kofax, through its Kofax Japan arm, has completed a global sales partner agreement focused on RPA with Japanese technology company Fujitsu Limited. According to the Irvine, California-based RPA software firm, “this will enable the two companies to collaboratively conduct new market development activities.” While the collaboration on RPA solutions, which is...
After spurring Intel’s growth in the CPU market and making the technology company a household name, IBM may be issuing a direct challenge to the chip maker by releasing its new Power9 CPU to the open market. In what may turn out to be a soap opera without the sex or bad lighting, Google seems...
Credit reporting agency Experian is set to acquire London-based fintech ClearScore for $385 million, the company announced this week. The transaction is subject to regulatory approval and the reported sum does not include “additional earn-out potential contingent on achieving future financial performance,” stated Experian. Last September, the U.K. startup, which was founded by Justin Basini,...