Avasant Launches UK Chapter for IRPA AI to Drive Growth of Intelligent Automation

By AIT News Desk On Oct 26, 2018

Global management consulting firm, Avasant, and the Institute for Robotic Process Automation and Artificial Intelligence (IRPA AI), are proud to announce a partnership and launch of their UK Chapter. The first official event of the chapter, the Automation Innovation Summit, will be held in London on 6 November 2018. Under the partnership, Avasant will lead IRPA AI’s UK Chapter and collaborate with IRPA AI to leverage content and thought leadership of both organisations in the field of RPA, AI and Blockchain.

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Avasant advises organizations on planning and implementing Intelligent Automation and Artificial Intelligence to drive digital transformation. Their strategic advisory expertise coupled with their Intelligent Automation Value Acceleration framework enables successful Automation programs across industries. By collaborating with the industry’s leading authority on RPA and AI, Avasant continues to build an ecosystem of partners that enterprises can leverage to drive innovation and business value.

“We’re extremely pleased to lead the UK chapter for IRPA AI,” says Kevin Parikh, Global CEO of Avasant, “as RPA and Artificial Intelligence continue to expand in adoption and influence of business outcomes, successful enterprises of the future will manage their processes as strategic assets and will view them as integral to maintaining a competitive advantage.”

The UK Chapter of IRPA AI will focus on building a national knowledge platform to drive Intelligent Automation, cognitive computing and artificial intelligence. The activities of the UK Chapter include: developing a knowledge sharing forum for enterprises and technology providers, thought leadership events and webinars for different players to exchange ideas and success stories, and a development of innovative solutions and use cases in the fields of intelligent automation, cognitive computing and artificial intelligence.