We are excited to be participating in this TM Forum Catalyst project with our partners Tech Mahindra and the OpenNMS Group, and our customers Vodafone and BT who are championing...
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Central to Cortex’s Intelligent Automation software is the ability to support the SADA model, the capability to Sense, Analyse, Decide and Act on situations or scenarios that occur. Situations can...
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Today, most organisations have transitioned a proportion of their operations to be digitalised, although it can be surprising how many enterprises are still reliant on processes under pinned by the...
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One of the most common misconceptions we see engaging with new prospects is the perception that RPA and Intelligent Automation software is essentially the same, or in some cases, that...
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A recent HfS and KPMG survey asked 590 business leaders including 100 C-level execs what their top three inhibitors were in ‘achieving strategic and operational goals’ in relation to Intelligent...
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We often hear about revolutions in technology enabling organisations to simplify their operations. Whilst this may be true from the purist sense, that if an organisation were to wholesale switch...
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Cortex, along with Jason Collier, founder and principle advisor of Maple Street Advisory address how you can leverage Intelligent Automation to significantly reduce operational cost and risk whilst increasing accuracy...
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Industry analysts and market hype have identified automation as a HUGE opportunity for insurance organisations to re-imagine their operations and align better with changing customer demands. By streamlining and making…
Cortex the Evolution of Automation are joining TM Forum at Digital Transformation World for their Intelligent Operations for a 5G world conference in Nice. Come and meet the Intelligent Automation…
Cortex® are previewing the latest developments in the evolution of automation at MWC19, showcasing version 7 of its Intelligent Automation platform. With a theme of ‘Scaling with the Enterprise’, version…
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