Industry Insider

  • Globelink Selects RPA Labs to Automate Document Processes

    Singapore based freight giant Globelink has selected RPA Labs to automate document processing. With every shipment that needs to be processed, Globelink's customer service team was tasked to manually split, extract, and index data from the attached documents into their ERP system. Processing thousands of shipments every month manually was very time-consuming and error-prone, leading Globelink to search for a more efficient and scalable solution.

  • Failproof Your Success with Intelligent Process Automation

    Stricter regulations, the increasing cost of labour, and pressures to improve customer satisfaction through increased speed of delivery are causing businesses to rethink how they do business. How can a company respond to all of these pressures while still remaining profitable?

  • Queensland eMR rollout gets mixed report card

    Eight years into a state-wide rollout of an electronic Medical Record (eMR), a comprehensive assessment of Queensland Health’s digital maturity has found that it suffers from a lack of data integration and also that disconnected systems and devices are interrupting workflow and increasing time for staff to complete tasks. It also found a lack of digitisation and reliance on manual data collection and extraction.

  • Meet Users Where They Live: A Fundamental Rule for Information Management

    For a long time, the trend in Records and Information Management was to store records in a separate system, more commonly known as an electronic document and records management system, or eDRMS. Some Records and Information Managers went a step further and encouraged users to make the eDRMS their central place of work.

  • Death Inquiry slams NZ Health Board

    New Zealand’s Hutt Valley District Health Board (HVDHB) has been severely criticised for inadequate processes to manage information that led to the death of a man being treated for an injury while on holiday.

  • Pancakes, Doughnuts, French Bread, and Backups

    An odd list to be grouped together, but probably anyone reading this article has an interest in all these items, whether that’s good or not. Before we dive a little deeper into the main article, let’s see if we can make any eliminations to get to our target topic. 

  • APRA Considers a Digital Knowledge Leap

    Australia’s financial sector regulator APRA has issued an RFI seeking information on a new digital Knowledge Management System to assist with its digital transformation. According to the tender documents, the “framework” APRA employs to manage the sector is currently spread across 350+ individual PDFs that need to be regularly updated.