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Antworks- Intelligent Automation Platforms

Vendor Analysis

by Mike Smart

published on Jul 25, 2019

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Report Overview:

AntWorks’ strategy is based on developing a full stack integrated automation platform, built for modular consumption, and the company’s focus in 2019 is on:

  • BOT productivity, defined as data curation plus intelligent RPA
  • Verticalization.

In particular, AntWorks is trying to dispel the idea that Intelligent Automation needs to consist of separate products from separate vendors across process mining, machine vision/OCR, RPA, and AI in the form of ML/NLP, and show that AntWorks can offer a single, though modular, “automation” across these areas end-to-end.

Who is this Report for:

NelsonHall’s intelligent automation platforms vendor assessment for AntWorks is a comprehensive assessment of AntWorks intelligent automation platform offering and capabilities, designed for:

  • Sourcing managers investigating sourcing developments within RPA and intelligent automation
  • Automation decision makers exploring the benefits and inhibitors of RPA as evidenced from the clients and vendor capability
  • Vendor marketing, sales and business managers developing strategies to identify developments and target opportunities within managed service programs
  • Financial analysts and investors specializing in, or covering, the RPA industry and suppliers.

Scope of this Report:

The report provides a comprehensive and objective analysis of AntWorks’ platform offering, capabilities, and market and financial strength, including:

  • Revenue summary
  • Analysis of the company’s intelligent automation platform functionality
  • Analysis of the profile of the company’s customer base including the company’s targeting strategy and examples of current contracts
  • Identification of the company’s strategy, emphasis, and new developments within its technology and services
  • Analysis of the company’s strengths, challenges, and outlook

Key Findings & Highlights:

AntWorks’ strategy is based on developing a full stack integrated automation platform, built for modular consumption, and the company’s focus in 2019 is on:

  • BOT productivity, defined as data curation plus intelligent RPA
  • Verticalization.

In particular, AntWorks is trying to dispel the idea that Intelligent Automation needs to consist of separate products from separate vendors across process mining, machine vision/OCR, RPA, and AI in the form of ML/NLP, and show that AntWorks can offer a single, though modular, “automation” across these areas end-to-end.

AntWorks is positioning to compete against the established RPA vendors with a combination of intelligent data curation, cognitive bots, and intelligent real-time digital workforce management. In particular, AntWorks is looking to differentiate at each stage of the RPA lifecycle, encompassing:

  • Design, process listener and discoverer
  • Development, aiming to move towards low-code/no-code business user empowerment
  • Operation, including self-learning and self-healing in terms of exception handling to become more adaptive to the environment
  • Maintenance, incorporating code standardization into pre-built components
  • Management, based on “central intelligent digital workforce management.

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