Nottingham-based company explores AI potential in latest e-book
Nottingham-based workflow automation specialist, Intoware, has unveiled its latest e-book exploring the role artificial intelligence has to play in the future of digital transformation in industry.
The 16-page digital publication aims to provide businesses with guidance on how AI can help aid their digitalisation journeys and, in turn, make working processes more efficient and compliant.
Keith Tilley, chief executive of Intoware, said: “Our latest e-book comes at a time when AI is making rapid advancements and presenting businesses with unparalleled opportunities to overhaul outdated ways of paper-based working and increase team efficiency and productivity, too.
“However, we recognise that this process can be overwhelming for many companies, especially those who have worked in the same way for many years. We believe AI can actually help smooth the transition though, but it has to be implemented in the right way, considering everything from how and when you capture data through to gaining employee buy-in.”
The e-book contains chapters including ‘The Evolution of Digital Transformation’; Key Benefits of AI in Digital Transformation’; and ‘Data Security’.
It also shares a guide on making the business case for a move to an AI-supported digital workflow platform, outlining key benefits such as on-demand reporting, greater transparency and training implementation.
Intoware’s flagship programme, WorkfloPlus, is a connected worker platform that enables businesses to digitalise tasks and assessments across industrial operations, converting them from paper to be accessible via mobile, wearable technology, and desktop devices.
The company, based at The Ingenuity Centre on the Jubilee Campus at the University of Nottingham, recently enhanced the product to include ‘FloGenAI’ – an artificial intelligence tool that allows users to generate workflows and processes at the press of a button.
Keith Tilley, added: “The role of artificial intelligence in workflow management is going to be huge, taking the load off humans so they can focus on doing the task at hand.
“We’re excited to see what the future brings and how this latest enhancement will aid our customers in developing their own systems and processes, driving much greater efficiency and compliance across a variety of industries.”
For further information, visit www.intoware.com