By Kamal Dutta
It is worth bearing in mind that artificial intelligence, automation , IoT, and robotics are becoming more prominent in every aspect of our personal lives. Naturally, these capabilities have not gone unnoticed, and the impact of automation is growing at an alarming pace in the workplace. Does it mean there will be more chatbots and virtual assistants in the years to come? Past and recent developments point toward the affirmative, with the World Economic Forum (WEF) predicting that machines will handle half of all tasks by 2025.
Organisations are already leveraging automation to improve the efficiency of repetitive […]
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