Workplace automation stories

Sensay launches AI-led government on Sensay Island, governed by digital recreations of historic leaders to innovate transparent policymaking.

Agentic AI agents are transforming work, boosting productivity and privacy, while guardian AI tackles emerging risks in AI autonomy and security.

AI agents are transforming workplaces by automating routine tasks, freeing employees to focus on complex, strategic work across industries like recruitment and manufacturing.

Sabrina Farmer, Chief Technology Officer at GitLab, asserts that AI will transform Australian workplaces without eliminating software engineers' roles.

UK employees lead Europe in workplace AI adoption, with 25% using AI daily and trust in the tools steadily rising.

Determining your consultancy's utilisation – involves assessing billable hours as a proportion of total hours worked, with automation offering time-saving calculation benefits.

The stigma around AI may also mean those employers are missing an opportunity to get ahead of the dramatic changes coming from the amendments.

AI and technology in the workplace are no longer a distant vision but a present reality, reshaping the frontline.

Einstein Copilot is a new generative AI-powered conversational assistant for every Salesforce application, baked seamlessly into the flow of work.

Ready Towing will use Advanced's software to manage its workforce's schedule, track time, record absences, and automate repetitive manual tasks.

In the face of escalating complications and the need to continuously adapt, payroll professionals are increasingly experiencing burnout.

Ivanti enhances its enterprise service management portfolio with biometric authentication and automation bots.

Despite the APAC region's AI potential, trust issues, biases, and lack of transparency stall adoption, as revealed in an Ernst and Young poll.

Hyperautomation, a top 2020 strategic tech trend per Gartner, integrates AI, RPA, and process mining to enhance workplace efficiency and elevate human roles.

Retailers will embed robots into their workforce by 2025, with AI and automation transforming warehouse operations, says Gartner.

A Gartner report foresees AI replacing 69% of managers' workloads, redistributing focus to learning, performance management, and goal setting within four years.

The gallery includes more than four dozen templates across business departments such as IT, operations, procurement, sales, marketing, HR and finance.

Despite praising robotic automation's effectiveness, Australian businesses lag in global deployment, citing challenges in bot implementation and maintenance.

45% of Australians and 49% of New Zealanders appreciated specific tools such as AI and bots, because they believe it enables them to focus on other things.

Employees in the Asia Pacific region are concerned their employers won't support their future job requirements, according to a report by Skillsoft.