Global Industrial Automation and Control Systems Market Size, Status and Forecast 2020-2026 report is based on comprehensive analysis conducted by experienced and professional experts. The report mentions, factors that are influencing growth such as drivers, restrains of the market. The report offers in-depth analysis of trends and opportunities in the Industrial Automation and Control Systems Market. The report offers figurative estimations and predicts future for upcoming years on the basis of the recent developments and historic data. For the gathering information and estimating revenue for all segments, researchers have used top-down and bottom-up approach. On the basis of data collected from primary and secondary research and trusted data sources the report offers future predictions of revenue and market share.

The Leading Market Players Covered in this Report are : ABB,Emerson Electric,Honeywell International,Kawasaki Heavy Industries,Mitsubishi Electric Corporation,OMRON Corporation,Rockwell Automation,Schneider Electric,Siemens .

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Impact of Covid-19 in Industrial Automation and Control Systems Market:The utility-owned segment is mainly being driven by increasing financial incentives and regulatory supports from the governments globally. The current utility-owned Industrial Automation and Control Systems are affected primarily by the COVID-19 pandemic. Most of the projects in China, the US, Germany, and South Korea are delayed, and the companies are facing short-term operational issues due to supply chain constraints and lack of site access due to the COVID-19 outbreak. Asia-Pacific is anticipated to get highly affected by the spread of the COVID-19 due to the effect of the pandemic in China, Japan, and India. China is the epic center of this lethal disease. China is a major country in terms of the chemical industry.

Key Businesses Segmentation of Industrial Automation and Control Systems MarketOn the basis on the end users/applications,this report focuses on the status and outlook for major applications/end users, sales volume, Industrial Automation and Control Systems market share and growth rate of Industrial Automation and Control Systems foreach application, including-

On the basis of product,this report displays the sales volume, revenue (Million USD), product price, Industrial Automation and Control Systems market share and growth rate ofeach type, primarily split into-

Industrial Automation and Control Systems Market Regional Analysis Includes: Asia-Pacific(Vietnam, China, Malaysia, Japan, Philippines, Korea, Thailand, India, Indonesia, and Australia) Europe(Turkey, Germany, Russia UK, Italy, France, etc.) North America(the United States, Mexico, and Canada.) South America(Brazil etc.) The Middle East and Africa(GCC Countries and Egypt.)

Key Highlights of the Table of Contents:Industrial Automation and Control Systems Market Study Coverage:It includes key market segments, key manufacturers covered, the scope of products offered in the years considered, global Industrial Automation and Control Systems market and study objectives. Additionally, it touches the segmentation study provided in the report on the basis of the type of product and applications.Industrial Automation and Control Systems Market Executive summary:This section emphasizes the key studies, market growth rate, competitive landscape, market drivers, trends, and issues in addition to the macroscopic indicators.Industrial Automation and Control Systems Market Production by Region:The report delivers data related to import and export, revenue, production, and key players of all regional markets studied are covered in this section.Industrial Automation and Control Systems Market Profile of Manufacturers:Analysis of each market player profiled is detailed in this section. This segment also provides SWOT analysis, products, production, value, capacity, and other vital factors of the individual player.

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Indigenous workers across a variety of industries may be at higher risk than their counterparts for having those positions eliminated by automation.

According to a report released by the Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business, approximately 250,000 jobs held by Indigenous workers are at high risk ofautomation over 33 industries.

Using wage data, the council says the top five industries alonerepresent 131,000 positions held by Indigenous people and accounts for approximately $2.43 billion of Indigenous revenue. The CCAB says thatIndigenous peoplegenerate a combined household income of approximately $30 billion a year. Were these positions to be eliminated entirely, it would represent an8.1% loss to overall income.

The five industries where all workers face the most risk from automation are accommodation and food services; retail trade; construction; transportation and warehousing; and management, administrative, and other support roles.

Location plays a significant role when it comes to risk as well. Indigenous workers in Prince Edward Island, British Columbia, and New Brunswick have the highest proportion of Indigenous workers currently employed in roles with a high risk of automation. WhileIndigenous workers in Nunavut, British Columbia, Prince Edward Island, the Northwest Territories, Ontario, and Alberta are more at risk than their non-Indigenous counterparts.

Ultimately, the CCAB felt more research is needed and recommends an in-depth analysis of Indigenous workers distribution in each industry to identify where they would be at increased risk from being phased out, aninvestigation into the social impact of job automation, estimating the cost of retraining workers, and estimating productivity gains made from automation.

It is vitally important to understand what changes are coming to better prepare Indigenous business owners, workers, and policy-makers in this space for the risks and opportunities that come with automation for the Indigenous economy, the report reads.

The CCAB says that the same study could be used to inform new paths for education and skills development across Indigenous communities and assist workers with filling documented skills gaps and reduce the increased risk of job loss faced by these workers. Noting that Indigenous students have a higher than average completion rate for college and trades training.

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The research report on the market for industrial automation of food safety and inspection offers a complete study on market share, size, growth aspects and main players.In addition, the report contains brief information on the regional competitive landscape, market trends and drivers, opportunities and challenges, distributors, sales channels, risks and barriers to entry, as well as analysis of Porters five forces.In addition, the main objective of this report is to provide a detailed analysis of how aspects of the market can potentially influence the future of the food safety and inspection industrial automation market.

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In addition, this report also contains a price, income, market share and the production of service providers is also mentioned with precise data.In addition, the global report on food safety and inspection in the industrial automation sector focuses mainly on current developments, new possibilities, advances and dead traps.In addition, the report on the market for food safety and inspection in industrial automation offers a full analysis of the current situation and possibilities for advancement of the market for food safety and inspection in industrial automation around the world.This report analyzes important key elements such as production, capacity, income, price,

In addition, the report on food safety and inspection in the industrial automation sector offers a detailed analysis of the competitive landscape in terms of regions and the main service providers are also highlighted as well as the attributes of the overview of the market, business strategies, finance, product developments as well as market portfolio of industrial safety automation and food inspection.Likewise, this report includes important data on market segmentation by type, application and regional landscape.The report on the market for food automation and safety in industrial automation also provides a brief analysis of the market opportunities and challenges facing the main service.This report is specially designed to know the precise information on the market and the state of the market

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The key players covered in this study

AdvantechDatalogicInspection SystemsMETTLER TOLEDO Teledyne Technologies Thermo Fisher Scientific

Market segment by type, the product can be divided into

Hardware Peripherals Software System

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Market segment by application, divided into

Food FactoryBeverage FactoryDining roomOther

Market segment by region / country, this report covers

United StatesEuropeChinaJapanSoutheast AsiaIndiaCentral and South America

The objectives of the study in this report are:

Analyze the global status of industrial food safety and inspection automation, future forecasts, growth opportunities, the key market and the main players.Present the development of industrial safety automation and food inspection in the United States, Europe and China.

Establish a strategic profile of the main players and analyze in depth their development plan and strategies.Define, describe and forecast the market by product type, market and key regions.

In this study, the years considered to estimate the size of the industrial food safety and inspection market are as follows:

Historical year: 2013-2017Base year: 2017Estimated year: 2018Forecast year 2018 to 2025

Main points of the table of contents:

Chapter One: Report OverviewChapter Two: Trends in Global GrowthChapter Three: Market Share of Major PlayersChapter Four: Distribution by Type and ApplicationChapter Five: United StatesChapter Six: EuropeChapter Seven: ChinaChapter Eight: JapanChapter Nine: Southeast AsiaChapter Ten: IndiaChapter Eleven: Central and South AmericaChapter Twelve: Profiles of International PlayersChapter Thirteen: Market Forecast 2018-2025Chapter Fourteen: Analyst Views / FindingsChapter Fifteen: Annex

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The old system of vetting paper rsums and meeting candidates in person is still largely adopted by recruiters. (Rawpixel pic)

For too many years, recruiting and hiring have followed the same tedious process: source candidates, review rsums, screen candidates on the phone, conduct in-person interviews and then, hopefully, hire the best person.

Hiring has not seen huge shifts in the process as with other industries despite an overwhelming number of new technologies becoming available.

But change is here. More people are working remotely, collaborating with multiple companies simultaneously in the gig economy and starting companies themselves. Fewer people work for one company under one roof for decades as they used to.

Expectations for hiring have also changed. Candidates do not want to submit rsums and cover letters, wait for weeks to hear back and then go through a series of face-to-face interviews.

In the race for talent, hiring teams must be nimble, responsive and put the candidate experience front and centre.

Automated recruiting tools now make it possible for employers and candidates to interact in a way that is much smoother and faster, while still maintaining a human touch.

What recruiting automation is

Recruiting automation uses the same recruiting process: a hiring team posts an opening, looks for referrals and attracts a pool of top candidates.

Different automated recruiting tools can then be used at different stages of the process to:

Instead of going through the painstaking process of screening individual rsums, emailing a pool of candidates and manually processing each individual through the hiring process, automated tools offer a faster way to provide a great candidate experience.

How AI is used in recruiting automation

Recruiting is now the biggest artificial intelligence market in human resources, with AI-based sourcing, assessment, screening, interviewing and candidate experience management now available, said Josh Bersin in HR Technology 2020: Disruption ahead.

There is a common misconception that AI and recruiting automation are the same things. In fact, there are some key differences with implications for how recruiters use and understand each of these tools.

Using AI in the hiring process

Automation is basically making a hardware or software that is capable of doing things automatically, without human intervention. AI, however, is a science, and engineering of making intelligent machines, writes one expert.

AI is all about trying to make machines or software mimic and, eventually, supersede human behaviour and intelligence.

When a recruiter uses an automated tool, they set up the platform to follow certain rules.

For instance, an applicant tracking system (ATS) may send a candidate a reminder 24 hours in advance of their video interview.

A job posting automation may take down the listing after a certain number of days or a certain number of applications have been received.

These automated tools decrease the amount of manual labour involved with hiring the best candidates.

AI technology, on the other hand, can overcome the intrinsic bias found in human behaviour.

For instance, when recruiters use AI to screen candidates in rather than out, hiring becomes more democratic and merit-based, instead of about who an applicant knows.

Companies that switched to one AI tool saw a 62% increase in women candidates. Nepotism and selective hiring practices get eliminated when an AI tool is correctly utilised.

This article first appeared in Vervoe. At Vervoe, their mission is to fundamentally transform the hiring process from mediocracy to meritocracy.

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Automation, the application of machines to tasks once performed by human beings or, increasingly, to tasks that would otherwise be impossible. Although the term mechanization is often used to refer to the simple replacement of human labour by machines, automation generally implies the integration of machines into a self-governing system. Automation has revolutionized those areas in which it has been introduced, and there is scarcely an aspect of modern life that has been unaffected by it.

The term automation was coined in the automobile industry about 1946 to describe the increased use of automatic devices and controls in mechanized production lines. The origin of the word is attributed to D.S. Harder, an engineering manager at the Ford Motor Company at the time. The term is used widely in a manufacturing context, but it is also applied outside manufacturing in connection with a variety of systems in which there is a significant substitution of mechanical, electrical, or computerized action for human effort and intelligence.

In general usage, automation can be defined as a technology concerned with performing a process by means of programmed commands combined with automatic feedback control to ensure proper execution of the instructions. The resulting system is capable of operating without human intervention. The development of this technology has become increasingly dependent on the use of computers and computer-related technologies. Consequently, automated systems have become increasingly sophisticated and complex. Advanced systems represent a level of capability and performance that surpass in many ways the abilities of humans to accomplish the same activities.

Automation technology has matured to a point where a number of other technologies have developed from it and have achieved a recognition and status of their own. Robotics is one of these technologies; it is a specialized branch of automation in which the automated machine possesses certain anthropomorphic, or humanlike, characteristics. The most typical humanlike characteristic of a modern industrial robot is its powered mechanical arm. The robots arm can be programmed to move through a sequence of motions to perform useful tasks, such as loading and unloading parts at a production machine or making a sequence of spot-welds on the sheet-metal parts of an automobile body during assembly. As these examples suggest, industrial robots are typically used to replace human workers in factory operations.

This article covers the fundamentals of automation, including its historical development, principles and theory of operation, applications in manufacturing and in some of the services and industries important in daily life, and impact on the individual as well as society in general. The article also reviews the development and technology of robotics as a significant topic within automation. For related topics, see computer science and information processing.

The technology of automation has evolved from the related field of mechanization, which had its beginnings in the Industrial Revolution. Mechanization refers to the replacement of human (or animal) power with mechanical power of some form. The driving force behind mechanization has been humankinds propensity to create tools and mechanical devices. Some of the important historical developments in mechanization and automation leading to modern automated systems are described here.

The first tools made of stone represented prehistoric mans attempts to direct his own physical strength under the control of human intelligence. Thousands of years were undoubtedly required for the development of simple mechanical devices and machines such as the wheel, the lever, and the pulley, by which the power of human muscle could be magnified. The next extension was the development of powered machines that did not require human strength to operate. Examples of these machines include waterwheels, windmills, and simple steam-driven devices. More than 2,000 years ago the Chinese developed trip-hammers powered by flowing water and waterwheels. The early Greeks experimented with simple reaction motors powered by steam. The mechanical clock, representing a rather complex assembly with its own built-in power source (a weight), was developed about 1335 in Europe. Windmills, with mechanisms for automatically turning the sails, were developed during the Middle Ages in Europe and the Middle East. The steam engine represented a major advance in the development of powered machines and marked the beginning of the Industrial Revolution. During the two centuries since the introduction of the Watt steam engine, powered engines and machines have been devised that obtain their energy from steam, electricity, and chemical, mechanical, and nuclear sources.

Each new development in the history of powered machines has brought with it an increased requirement for control devices to harness the power of the machine. The earliest steam engines required a person to open and close the valves, first to admit steam into the piston chamber and then to exhaust it. Later a slide valve mechanism was devised to automatically accomplish these functions. The only need of the human operator was then to regulate the amount of steam that controlled the engines speed and power. This requirement for human attention in the operation of the steam engine was eliminated by the flying-ball governor. Invented by James Watt in England, this device consisted of a weighted ball on a hinged arm, mechanically coupled to the output shaft of the engine. As the rotational speed of the shaft increased, centrifugal force caused the weighted ball to be moved outward. This motion controlled a valve that reduced the steam being fed to the engine, thus slowing the engine. The flying-ball governor remains an elegant early example of a negative feedback control system, in which the increasing output of the system is used to decrease the activity of the system.

Negative feedback is widely used as a means of automatic control to achieve a constant operating level for a system. A common example of a feedback control system is the thermostat used in modern buildings to control room temperature. In this device, a decrease in room temperature causes an electrical switch to close, thus turning on the heating unit. As room temperature rises, the switch opens and the heat supply is turned off. The thermostat can be set to turn on the heating unit at any particular set point.

Another important development in the history of automation was the Jacquard loom (see photograph), which demonstrated the concept of a programmable machine. About 1801 the French inventor Joseph-Marie Jacquard devised an automatic loom capable of producing complex patterns in textiles by controlling the motions of many shuttles of different coloured threads. The selection of the different patterns was determined by a program contained in steel cards in which holes were punched. These cards were the ancestors of the paper cards and tapes that control modern automatic machines. The concept of programming a machine was further developed later in the 19th century when Charles Babbage, an English mathematician, proposed a complex, mechanical analytical engine that could perform arithmetic and data processing. Although Babbage was never able to complete it, this device was the precursor of the modern digital computer. See computers, history of.

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Advantages commonly attributed to automation include higher production rates and increased productivity, more efficient use of materials, better product quality, improved safety, shorter workweeks for labour, and reduced factory lead times. Higher output and increased productivity have been two of the biggest reasons in justifying the use of automation. Despite the claims of high quality from good workmanship by humans, automated systems typically perform the manufacturing process with less variability than human workers, resulting in greater control and consistency of product quality. Also, increased process control makes more efficient use of materials, resulting in less scrap.

Worker safety is an important reason for automating an industrial operation. Automated systems often remove workers from the workplace, thus safeguarding them against the hazards of the factory environment. In the United States the Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970 (OSHA) was enacted with the national objective of making work safer and protecting the physical well-being of the worker. OSHA has had the effect of promoting the use of automation and robotics in the factory.

Another benefit of automation is the reduction in the number of hours worked on average per week by factory workers. About 1900 the average workweek was approximately 70 hours. This has gradually been reduced to a standard workweek in the United States of about 40 hours. Mechanization and automation have played a significant role in this reduction. Finally, the time required to process a typical production order through the factory is generally reduced with automation.

A main disadvantage often associated with automation, worker displacement, has been discussed above. Despite the social benefits that might result from retraining displaced workers for other jobs, in almost all cases the worker whose job has been taken over by a machine undergoes a period of emotional stress. In addition to displacement from work, the worker may be displaced geographically. In order to find other work, an individual may have to relocate, which is another source of stress.

Other disadvantages of automated equipment include the high capital expenditure required to invest in automation (an automated system can cost millions of dollars to design, fabricate, and install), a higher level of maintenance needed than with a manually operated machine, and a generally lower degree of flexibility in terms of the possible products as compared with a manual system (even flexible automation is less flexible than humans, the most versatile machines of all).

Also there are potential risks that automation technology will ultimately subjugate rather than serve humankind. The risks include the possibility that workers will become slaves to automated machines, that the privacy of humans will be invaded by vast computer data networks, that human error in the management of technology will somehow endanger civilization, and that society will become dependent on automation for its economic well-being.

These dangers aside, automation technology, if used wisely and effectively, can yield substantial opportunities for the future. There is an opportunity to relieve humans from repetitive, hazardous, and unpleasant labour in all forms. And there is an opportunity for future automation technologies to provide a growing social and economic environment in which humans can enjoy a higher standard of living and a better way of life.

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With the recent COVID-19 pandemic impacting the entire world, businesses and governments are dramatically shifting the way business is conducted, and the way services are provided and delivered. Many are being forced to find innovative solutions leveraging technology to serve their customers and constituents.

The State of NJ Court System is leveraging Robotic Process Automation (RPA) in the midst of its struggles with the COVID pandemic to provide justice to their constituents. The state swiftly undertook a number of RPA-powered initiatives to shift 10,000 employees that had previously shown up to offices around the state to remote workers, rapidly built high speed secure platforms for virtual court sessions, and put solutions in place to empower the public to interact easily and efficiently with state Judiciary entities.

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Driving factors behind automation

For many, it comes as little surprise that government agencies have disparate systems that do not easily connect and work with each other. When the pandemic hit, the need to rapidly connect disparate systems became of increasing importance driving many agencies to implement automation. For the State of NJ Court System this accelerated the automation project, creating a sense of urgency and bringing all stakeholders to the table to accomplish the mission in 3 weeks. Thus, Judiciarys response to pandemic accelerated implementation timeline to realize immediate value.

Diverse yet robust technology solutions form the bedrock of New Jersey Municipal Courts business. These systems include 30-year-old legacy systems for Municipal complaints & traffic tickets processing, 10-year-old modern web systems for online filings & payment processing, and state of the art Online Dispute Resolution systems. Expert system users and the Court staff diligently interact with people and systems to fulfil court operations thousands of times every day. With the pandemic crippling live sessions and onsite interactions, business continuity hinged on the public's ability to receive justice and resolve issues through technology with minimal court staff interference. This meant there was a dire need to connect multiple touch points across diverse systems to enhance the journey and experience of the public.

Responding to the rapid shift in operating procedures as a result of the pandemic, business and technology leaders drafted a quick time to market solution, bridging the existing online ticket payment system NJMCDirect and the legacy complaint management system (ACS). This empowered the public to pay online for various complaints in NJMCDirect, while robots were built to retrieve payment records and update corresponding complaints in ACS behind the scenes.

Examples of automation in practice

The first automation implementation, Complaints Payment for Municipal (CPM), stood out as the ideal candidate with maximum value proposition. The business process being automated empowers the public to pay online various Municipal fees associated with complaints. However, to automate this process requires that these disparate Municipal systems interface and interact with one another. The State was able to achieving this integration in just days from concept to implementation leveraging RPA solutions. Building an Application Programming Interface (API) driven interface would have meant months of analysis, development, implementation effort, and then statewide rollout challenges and staff training. The State just didnt have that kind of time to devote to a project that needed results within days.

The CPM automation is designed as a two-part process Dispatcher and Performer processes. Dispatcher is scheduled to scan the payments database every minute and identify new payments submitted through NJMCDirect. These payments will be validated and loaded into an UiPath Orchestrator queue. Performer is triggered when an entry is made in the queue. It will be executed by multiple unattended robots which will be dynamically allocated as the payment volume increases. This process will pick one payment record at a time from the queue, find the corresponding payment in ACS and update the complaint payment status appropriately. Any errors and exceptions are recorded appropriately for support staff to only process error conditions.

One of the most transaction heavy and manual process-oriented groups within Judiciary is OMAS Office of Management and Administrative Service. OMAS, through its three divisions Human Resources, Financial Services and Support Services, supports smooth and timely operation of NJ Court system. As the pandemic upended many internal business functions, it stretched thin every human talent available within the group. It was evident that automation in OMAS could save valuable human hours for NJ Judiciary.

A high value use case in OMAS Finance Unit glaringly stood out as a viable candidate for automation. OMAS Finance unit processes payments for Title IV-D service staff statewide. All 21 counties manually capture the details of payments & reimbursements for Title IV-D staff, in 2 excel files each. A total of 42 excel files are emailed every month to the OMAS Finance Unit to be validated and manually entered into NJCFS, a Non-Judiciary legacy payment processing system managed by NJ Treasury. An estimated 35 man hours is expended each month to complete this process manually.

There are checks and balances to avoid duplication & errors, and reports for audit & reconciliation. This includes recording processed transaction details into the local Access database along with unique record identifiers from NJCFS system and generating audit and error reports for human verification. This is a repetitive process demanding high precision and undivided attention due to the financial aspect, thus lending itself to potential human errors. Though the court staff are diligent, an automation solution was preferred to save valuable time and increase accuracy.

Title IV-D automation was modeled after the first CPM automation. It was created to automate the end to end process. It consists of Dispatcher and Performer, executed by robots in attended mode on demand. Dispatcher reads and validates data from all excel files, loads them in the UiPath Orchestrator queue for further processing. Performer, the second part of the two-part process, is handled by the same attended robot. Performer logs into the legacy NFCFS system, picks one queue item at a time and enters 20+ data elements by navigating through various UI screens. On successful entry, the bot reads the unique record identifier (UID) and updates Judiciarys Access system with appropriate details for audit and reconciliation purposes. This process runs in a loop through each record in the queue. If there is a system error, the bot will have the intelligence to retry or gracefully exit.

Challenges to RPA adoption

These automation efforts have saved countless man hours, reduced errors, and increased efficiency. However, there were some challenges to getting these RPA bots rolled out and adopted. One notable challenge was procurement. It took approximately 6 months, with multiple rounds of negotiation for an agreement to be finalized. Additionally, a technical challenge was automating flows within the mainframe emulator creating a couple of hurdles to overcome. Another notable roadblock was with development of mainframe automation. BlueZone, the States mainframe emulator, needed unique configuration at windows service level. Another challenge was optimizing data entry time in mainframe screens. Initial design used Type Into activity, with a normal human speed which took about two minutes to complete one record entry. This was soon re-designed to a copy paste activity at faster-than-human speed, which reduced the time to thirty seconds per record entry.

Automation is a powerful solution if used right. NJs core case management systems are on CICS/COBOL, and modern technologies supporting eFiling, Payment Processing, and other operations are complementing and coexisting with those legacy systems. Automation has the potential to act as a glue between these disparate systems. Increasing operational efficiency without reinventing the wheel, with minimal cost and quick time to market is now within reach, and addressing critical challenges in the new-normal of dealing with the pandemic.

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Much like the legitimate economy, the cybercriminal marketplace experiences ebbs and flows.

Current factors working against it include the ripple effects of COVID-19 and loss of trust due to increased law enforcement activity. But any remaining doubt as to the sheer magnitude of this shadow economy was officially shattered earlier this month when security firm Digital Shadows released research showing that some 15 billion with a b login credentials are circulating in the cybercriminal underground, the result of 100,000 breaches that have occurred in recent years. If they all are unique, the15 billion figure would compute to roughly two credentials for every person living on the planet.

When a data-loss incident occurs, the hijacked merchandise has to end up somewhere, and now it appears the supply of stolen usernames and passwords for everything from domain admin accounts to anti-virus software to bank accounts is stuffing the far recesses of the internet. Depending on the value of the account, credentials can fetch anywhere from a few bucks each to several thousand per entry.

Given the volume, it is likely a compromised business has or soon will cough up your personal information. But as a security professional, you can take steps to help offset the explosive rise of dark web credentials by a) not contributing to the problem and b) keeping your guard up against any stolen information being used against your organization all while ensuring maximum efficiency from your team. Automation is a big part of it.

Attackers commonly turn to phishing or malicious spam (such as keylogger) attacks to siphon credentials from their victims. Perhaps their aim is solely that: to pilfer someones login information as a way to commit account takeover fraud or business email compromise. In fact, the Digital Shadows audit turned up two million email addresses related to accounting departments. In other cases, attackers look to pry credentials to further a much larger agenda within a targeted organization, as these keys can permit them to move laterally with the goal of ransacking the database or installing sophisticated malware. You can respond by enlisting common-sense approaches for handling social engineering, as well instituting security automation to hasten and streamline your response to phishing and malware cases.

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Employees can be their own worst enemy when it comes to keeping themselves and their employer safe from the tentacles of cybercriminals, especially now with a majority of them working remotely. Security awareness education is valuable, but employees alone cant be relied upon to make the right decisions all the time. Technology can help them along, including VPNs, password managers and two-factor authentication, as does restricting privileges to the minimum level of permissions needed to get their jobs done.

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Dark web monitoring services, which trawl the common locations from which stolen data is dumped or bought and sold, have become in demand in recent years by companies yearning for more visibility into the whereabouts of their employees or customers personal information. But the process of determining the legitimacy of the monitoring services findings, closing false positive cases and initiating account password resets or lockouts can be cumbersome and time consuming. Security orchestration, automation and response (SOAR) technology can help organizations overcome these pain points, while ensuring passwords arent exposed to analysts and dramatically reducing the time window in which criminals have to exploit the credentials. In addition, SOC personnel is freed up to work on strategic tasks, like hunting for active threats within the network.

Dan Kaplan is director of content at Siemplify.

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UiPath is the latest cloud software provider to ride pandemic-related growth to a monster valuation.

The company, whose software automates back-office processes and time-consuming tasks for its clients, said on Monday that it raised $225 million at a valuation of $10.2 billion. The round was led byAlkeon Capital Management, a tech-focused hedge fund that's become one of the industry's best performers this year by betting big on e-commerce retailers and work-from-home plays.

UiPath describes its technology as "robotic process automation." The company said its annual recurring revenue has increased to $400 million, up from about $100 million two years ago, with a big boost from large corporations that have been forced to quickly adapt to remote work. Its valuation has climbed almost 50% since August, when it was valued at $7 billion.

"COVID-19 has heightened the critical need of automation to address challenges and create value in days and weeks, not months and years," UiPath CEO Daniel Dines, who co-founded the company in 2005, said in a press release."We are committed to working harder to help our customers evolve, transform, and succeed fast in the new normal."

A new entry on CNBC's Disruptor 50 list this year, UiPath is now among the most valuable private venture-backed companies in the U.S.Snowflake,a developer of cloud-based technology for storing and analyzing data, was valued at $12.4 billion in a financing round in February led by Salesforce. In another Salesforce-led round, security vendor Tanium was valued at $9 billion last month.

On the public markets, a number of cloud-computing stocks aresoaring. Zoom, Okta, DocuSign, Datadog and Twilio are among the companies that hit record highs last week. Zoom has surged more than 300% this year, and Twilio is up about 145%.

UiPath says it has automated millions of tasks for over 65% of the Fortune 500. Among its 6,300 customers are Google, Amazon and NASA.

Growth in the market is bringing heightened competition. Microsoft acquired RPA developer Softomotive in May, and IBM announced last week that it'sacquiringBrazilian software-bot developer WDG Automation.

Dines said UiPath will use the money to invest more in artificial intelligence and expand its cloud offerings.

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The Abode Smart Security Kit

Abode is a great name for a home security system. Unfortunately, for someone who has been working and writing about Adobe products for decades, it is also hard on muscle memory. So before we dig in, let's be clear:

It makes my brain hurt. And... it gets more confusing.

Abode makes two very similar products, the Iota Security Kit and the Smart Security Kit. Both kits are smart, in that they integrate with your smart home devices. The difference is the Smart Security Kit comes with a hub and connects to your router over Ethernet, while the Iota Security Kit connects over Wi-Fi and has a built-in camera.

Both connect to a wide variety of sensors and add-on devices and -- most interestingly -- both talk with all your other connected Google Home, Alexa, and HomeKit devices. Heck, these things even work by design with IFTTT.

The use case for the $229 all-in-one Iota seems best for a small apartment. You put one of these in your main room, set it, and forget it. The Smart Security Kit seems more appropriate for a larger installation, like a house. I'll be reviewing the $199 Smart Security Kit, which the folks at Abode were kind enough to supply to me for this review.

Don't expect to spend only $199 if you choose the Smart Security Kit. That's your table stakes. The kit comes with the Gateway device, a motion sensor, and exactly one window sensor. It comes with a key fob you can use for activation, although you can also use the Abode app or an add-on keypad.

The company offers a wide variety of add-on sensors, both in format and function. There are regular and wide-angle motion sensors, various form-factor door and window sensors, an external camera, and a multi-sensor that also tracks heat and humidity. Most of the basic sensors are in the 30 dollar range.

The average house has eight windows and two doors, so expect to add roughly another $210 to that $199 to fully protect your home.

One nice feature of the gateway is that it also includes a 93db siren, which can be triggered in the event of an emergency or break-in. Abode also offers add-on sirens. The indoor siren is $50 and the outdoor siren is $90.

It used to be that, if you wanted a security system, you had turn to a service like ADT, or figure out how to configure your own setup -- which was a non-trivial effort. Most security systems were so complex that an entire industry of installers was needed to not only physically place the devices, but also to program them using keypad codes.

I programmed my last security system, which was one of these old-school devices, but it was far from straightforward. I spent quite a few hours on the phone with the alarm company configuring all the special codes and sequences that would get our alarm up and running.

By contrast, configuring the Abode gateway was a breeze. Once you install the Abode app, all you need to do is select the Gateway and run through some simple, very app-like configuration steps. It took just a few minutes and is one of the more compelling selling points of the Abode.

Abode's automation capabilities are the really big win with this product. Unfortunately, to use them to their fullest, you need to subscribe to the Abode monitoring service. At $6 per month, it's not a huge sacrifice -- and that gets you a lot of additional options, including notification of emergency services in case of emergency.

But let's talk about the automations. These work like email filters. When an event happens, they perform an action, but only if a given specified condition is true. This takes the Abode system well out of the realm of just an alarm system and turns it into a smart input device for your smart home.

Grow your own automations.

Let's say you want to air out your house because it's nice outside. You probably don't want your air conditioner blasting while you're doing so. You can set a condition that says if a window is open, but you're still at home, shut off the AC. You can use a motion sensor to turn a light on when you enter the kitchen at night. You can use a temperature sensor to trigger a thermostat if, say, the upstairs office gets too hot.

As I mentioned earlier, Abode works with IFTTT, Alexa, Google Home, and Apple's HomeKit, which makes it a very capable system.

As a home security system, Abode is not all that different from Nest or Simplisafe, or all of the other modern app-enabled security systems. It supports its own selection of sensors, reports back to its own monitoring service, and requires a fee for more advanced features.

But where Abode does stand out is its automation capability. While sensor input can work with other hubs (my Samsung Smarthings Hub, for example, takes in sensor input and triggers actions), the Abode links those actions with all the key smart home environments. If you don't have some other smart home hub, getting the Abode gets you one, along with that full alarm system.

But, and this is my warning for Abode, the primary advantage of this product is software-based -- a well-designed app. Well designed apps for IoT devices are being implemented everywhere. If Abode wants to continue with an advantage, I encourage them to continue to innovate and add features to their smart home app, focusing on ease of use and depth of capability.

Most smart home systems break down when it comes to factoring in multiple conditions. For example, no code-free smart home system can handle a condition like "these three sensors have triggered, these two have not, it's after 6pm but before midnight, and Dad isn't home." These are the kinds of automations that might give Abode a substantial advantage, and we hope to see them move in that direction.

Bottom line is, as an alarm system, the Abode is price and feature competitive. But as a smart home system with an alarm, the Abode system is stand-out - for now.

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BEIJING, CHINA Jul. 14, 2020 ForwardX Robotics, a key player in the development of Autonomous Mobile Robots, today announced it has joined Intel IoT Solutions Alliance as an Intel IoT Market Ready Solutions (IMRS) partner. Joining a vast network of over 6,000 solutions and more than 500 IoT leaders, ForwardXs Matrix platform will now benefit from Intels worldwide reach as the company continues to deliver its FLEX and MAX solutions to supply chain environments across the globe. The partnership reinforces ForwardXs ability to address customer pain points and deliver robust solutions across increasingly competitive industries.

A giant in the world of innovation, Intel has the expertise, experience, and means to deliver success far and wide. With our ambitions to reach any and every company that may benefit from our innovative solutions, a partnership with Intel is an exciting opportunity for ForwardX to explore, said Shuo Zhang, Project Management Officer at ForwardX. As part of Intels IoT Solutions Alliance, we will benefit on both the technological and commercial sides of our business.

Intels IoT Solutions Alliance is one of six partnership programs currently offered and consists of a network of global partners and members working together to accelerate IoT adoption across a wide range of industries. Intel forecasts 55% of all data will be generated by IoT by 2025 and 43% of AI tasks will happen on edge devices by 2023. Given the disruptive potential of IoT, Intels IoT Solutions Alliance offers companies an abundance of scalable, interoperable solutions in order to accelerate the deployment of intelligent devices and end-to-end analytics. According to Intels website, the IoT Solutions Alliance aims to enable a more intelligent Internet of Things (IoT), supporting enterprises that are moving to the edge so they can capture more data, analyze it faster, and act on it sooner. While Intels IoT Solutions Alliance contains more than 6000 solutions, only 135 have been recognized as IoT Market Ready Solutions; solutions granted this status must clearly demonstrate scalability, adaptability, and immediate implementation opportunities across multiple industries.

With the partnership now formalized, ForwardX will work with Intel on innovative initiatives as well as the continued delivery of cutting-edge robotics solutions to logistics and manufacturing functions across electronics, automotive, general merchandise, and apparel industries. As part of the partnership, ForwardX will also benefit from the networks collective know-how in innovative technology development and sales enablement allowing it to accelerate new market opportunities.

ForwardXs FLEX and MAX solutions utilize 8th Generation Intel Core i7 Processors for onboard processing as well as Intels RealSense technology as part of the perception capabilities of ForwardXs visual Autonomous Mobile Robots. Employing Intels leading technology allows ForwardX robots to gather and process a richer understanding of their environment resulting in more robust solutions. Intel technology can be found in the following ForwardX products:

-ForwardX FLEX Standard-ForwardX FLEX RFID-ForwardX FLEX Double-Deck-ForwardX MAX 200 Lift-ForwardX MAX 500 Standard-ForwardX MAX 500 Lift

As an innovative startup, our focus is on developing and delivering disruptive technologies to solve problems in traditional industries. In these long-established, complex industries, the ability to utilize the expertise and experience of a leader like Intel is truly invaluable, said Nicolas Chee, founder and CEO at ForwardX Robotics. Moving forward, we are hopeful that this partnership will demonstrate ForwardXs willingness to create win-win partnerships with likeminded leaders.

About ForwardX RoboticsForwardX Robotics is a global technology leader in the fields of AI and Robotics, possessing over 160 patents pending and a team of over 180, including 120 engineers of which 10 hold PhDs. With team members hailing from top universities and leading companies, ForwardX is comprised of the worlds top computer vision scientists and robotics experts as shown by its award-winning work, such as 2 1st-Place Prizes at TRECVID and 1st Place Prize for IEEEs VOT-RT.

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With new UN regulations on Automated Lane Keeping Systems (ALKS) coming into force next year, leading automotive engineering consultancy HORIBA MIRA is welcoming the first regulations focused on automation of passenger vehicles, and encouraging industry to prepare for the impending shift to the scenario-based design and test framework that automation technologies require.

Published on 25 June1by UNECEs World Forum for Harmonization of Vehicle Regulations, the United Nations (UN) regulations are designed to enable the safe introduction of level 3 automation features in certain traffic environments. It will apply to 60 countries including the UK, Japan and European Union member states.

Due to be introduced in January 2021, the regulations set out strict requirements for Automated Lane Keeping Systems (ALKS) for passenger cars including, defining safety requirements for emergency manoeuvres in case of an imminent collision, transition demand when the system asks the driver to take back control, as well as minimum risk manoeuvres when the driver does not, in order to protect the safety of the vehicle occupants and other road users.

Welcoming the upcoming changes, Rob Capaldi, Commercial Manager for Connected and Autonomous Vehicles at HORIBA MIRA, believes the ALKS regulations create a number of challenges for automakers. These include the need to ensure safe system behaviours by designing for, and validating, the Safety Of The Intended Functionality (SOTIF) and the potential difficulties in defining and validating minimum risk manoeuvres.

Rob comments: As the first international regulation for level 3 vehicle automation features, the new UN regulations on ALKS are a major step forward in paving the way for the future generations of automated vehicles.

For example, if a vehicle is travelling at 60km/h and it encounters a hazard, the vehicle maker must define and test the safest action available. This requires a fresh perspective as there is not always one single response to emergency manoeuvres and they must ensure the vehicle can automatically react to the situation and make an appropriate decision to control the outcome of the scenario.

Another core challenge is establishing correct application of SOTIF, which states that situational awareness in all conditions such as dense traffic or extreme weather is critical to ensuring safe driving under normal operation in the absence of failure. The SOTIF standards advise on the best practice to guide the design, verification and validation steps to ensure safe operation of the systems under normal operation.

With this in mind, HORIBA MIRA is advising the industry that a truly in-depth and robust vehicle testing programme centred on scenario-based testing, simulation-based verification and validation and design for SOTIF is essential to comply with these new regulations.

Rob adds: With just under six months until the new ALKS regulations come into force, we understand that for many, this will be an area fraught with complexity. Theres no question that compliance calls for a more in-depth design and test programme to prove product integrity and show that a vehicle is safe in a variety of different scenarios.

How vehicle manufacturers do this will be dependent upon utilising scenario-based testing, simulation-based verification and validation and be supported by physical tests to characterise and validate the simulation data.

HORIBA MIRA has been involved in the development ofconnected and autonomous vehicles (CAVs) for over 15 years, pushing the boundaries of vehicle engineering to improve lives by making journeys safer, cleaner and smarter. The team provide expert support to a wide variety of ground-breaking CAV and connected automated mobility (CAM) projects, while its functional safety division has extensive experience in working to safety standards such as ISO 26262, IEC 61508, ISO 13849, ISO 15998, Def Stan 00-56 and the MISRA documents.

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In business enterprises, helpdesk technology assists IT users in solving problems. In small and medium-sized companies, a helpdesk is usually handled by a single person with a contact number. In larger companies, a helpdesk is operated by a group of experts who have advanced software at their disposal to monitor and analyze IT problems and their patterns.

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1.4.5 Incident Management Portal

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1.5.1 Global Helpdesk Automation Market Share by Application (2014-2025)

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1.6 Study Objectives

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Types covered in this report are: Cloud Based, Web Based,

Application Covered in this report areLarge Enterprises, SMEs

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Global AR (Accounts Receivable) Automation Software Market by Manufacturers, Regions, Type and Application, Forecast to 20261 Report Overview1.1 Definition and Specification1.2 Report Overview1.2.1 Manufacturers Overview1.2.2 Regions Overview1.2.3 Type Overview1.2.4 Application Overview1.3 Industrial Chain1.3.1 AR (Accounts Receivable) Automation Software Overall Industrial Chain1.3.2 Upstream1.3.3 Downstream1.4 Industry Situation1.4.1 Industrial Policy1.4.2 Product Preference1.4.3 Economic/Political Environment1.5 SWOT Analysis2 Market Assessment by Type2.1 Cloud Based Sales (K Units), Revenue (M USD) and Growth Rate 2014-20202.2 Web Based Sales (K Units), Revenue (M USD) and Growth Rate 2014-20203 Asia Pacific AR (Accounts Receivable) Automation Software Market Assessment by Type3.1 Asia Pacific Market Performance (Sales, Revenue)3.2 Key Players in Asia Pacific4 North America AR (Accounts Receivable) Automation Software Market Assessment by Type4.1 North America Market Performance (Sales, Revenue)4.2 Key Players in North America5 Europe AR (Accounts Receivable) Automation Software Market Assessment by Type4.1 Europe Market Performance (Sales, Revenue)4.2 Key Players in Europe6 South America AR (Accounts Receivable) Automation Software Market Assessment by Type4.1 South America Market Performance (Sales, Revenue)4.2 Key Players in South America7 Middle Easr and Africa AR (Accounts Receivable) Automation Software Market Assessment by Type4.1 Middle Easr and Africa Market Performance (Sales, Revenue)4.2 Key Players in Middle Easr and Africa

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Market segment by Type, the product can be split into TruckPipeline

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