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NEW YORK, March 30, 2021 /PRNewswire/ --Deloitte announced a collaboration today with Automation Anywhere to drive further adoption of cloud deployments on Automation 360, the first cloud-native, AI-powered robotic process automation (RPA) platform. Deloitte will combine its leading capabilities in cloud infrastructure and automation to provide a first-of-its-kind solution that enables a successful migration of client automations to the cloud, helping organizations accelerate the rate and delivery of business performance while effectively limiting costs. Mutual customers, both first-time RPA and existing Automation Anywhere users, will experience a smooth transition to the cloud platform with Deloitte's migration as a service capabilities.

"The need for digital transformation is more prevalent than ever as organizations continue to navigate the effects of the pandemic and pivot to cloud-based solutions that can seamlessly integrate with their existing systems," said Douglas Williams, managing director, Deloitte Consulting LLP. "Our solutions are designed for Automation 360 to help customers through the migration process to get the most value out of their RPA investment with minimal disruption, all while finding efficiencies and reducing investment costs."

According to research from Deloitte, "Automation with Intelligence; Pursuing Organization-wide Reimagination," the deployment rate of automation maturity has significantly advanced with 68% of business leaders using automation to respond to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic and one-third accelerating their investment in cloud-hosted automations. Given Automation 360 is the first cloud-native intelligent automation platform, enterprise organizations have a new opportunity to increase scalability, deploy faster and reduce overall costs at a time when they need it most.

"We've seen a significant increase inthedemand for enterprise-wide cloud adoption amidst the pandemic, as well asanincreased role that RPA software has played in responding to industryneedsto become more business resilient and efficient," said Chris Riley, chief revenue officer at Automation Anywhere. "We are thrilled to team with Deloitte as they have a strongglobalpractice and are trusted advisors to some of the world's most respected brands. This collaboration will help enable joint customers to execute intelligent automation in the cloud, expedite productivity gains, and increase time to value."

As a Platinum Partner for Automation Anywhere, Deloitte has a proven track record of success in leveraging Automation Anywhere's intelligent automation solutions across a variety of customer objectives and opportunities across the globe. Deloitte provides support, training, certification and managed services for RPA to customers around the world delivering large-scale transformation projects across the automation life cycle.

For more information about Deloitte's rapid migration and the alliance relationship with Automation Anywhere, visit http://www.Deloitte.com.

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(Bloomberg) -- Axel Kicillof relished the role he played in the Argentine government years ago: the brash left-wing economy minister who clashed at every opportunity with foreign investors. They hated him and he loved it.Today, Kicillof is once again locked in a bruising battle with financiers in New York and London. This time its as governor of Buenos Aires, which, along with nearly a dozen other provinces, called for debt restructuring talks last year as the federal government began negotiations of its own with creditors. But unlike the others, Buenos Aires has yet to emerge from default. In fact, 10 months after Kicillof halted payments on $7.1 billion worth of bonds, barely any progress has been made in talks.With the bonds now languishing at just 35 cents on the dollar in secondary markets and not a penny of interest income flowing their way, creditors are growing tired of the stalling and the disinterest displayed by Kicillofs aides. Last week, funds from the Buenos Aires Ad Hoc Bondholder Group sued the province in U.S. court for unpaid principal and interest.This gambit, analysts say, may help jump-start the process by forcing the province to take a more active role in negotiations. But, they warn, theres another dynamic at play that threatens to only embolden Kicillof to further radicalize his hard-line approach. The federal government -- under the growing influence of Vice President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, a mentor to Kicillof -- is aggressively pushing for concessions to refinance a $45 billion failed program with the International Monetary Fund.The governments newly restructured sovereign bonds, like the defaulted Buenos Aires bonds, now trade below 40 cents on the dollar, a reflection of how badly the countrys economy and finances have been battered by the pandemic and lack of credibility.For Kicillof, this is political, said Diego Ferro, founder of M2M Capital in New York, a veteran debt investor who doesnt hold bonds of the province. Which means that unless he gets a deal consistent with what Argentina got, it will reflect poorly on him.And as August primaries and October mid-term elections get closer, politics will play an ever larger role in shaping all aspects of policy. Cutting a deal with the IMF or provincial bondholders isnt a priority, especially during a pandemic.Buenos Aires has extended the deadline on its debt proposal no fewer than 13 times. But last week, the province published details of a new one shown to New York-based hedge fund GoldenTree Asset Management, one of its largest creditors. It was swiftly rejected -- as was the counteroffer.The next day, the creditor group, including GoldenTree, submitted two legal claims against the province in the U.S District Court of New York seeking $366 million in unpaid interest and principal.Theres definitely more pressure with the litigation now ongoing, said Carlos de Sousa, an emerging market portfolio manager at Vontobel Asset Management in Zurich. Kicillof is quite ideologically driven and close to Cristina. And thus his lack of cooperation with creditors until recently.The provinces bonds due 2027 fell 0.3 cent to 37.7 cents on the dollar at 4:50 p.m. in Buenos Aires.Those who observed Kicillof as Economy Minister between 2013-2015 under then president Fernandez de Kirchner know that he doesnt quickly surrender in high profile conflicts with creditors. Back then he battled Paul Singers Elliott Management and other holdouts, insisting that Argentina couldnt comply with a ruling in their favor and eventually opted to default again with the presidents blessing.And while hes delegated negotiations this time around as governor to his provincial Economy Minister Pablo Lopez, hes very much involved.Read More: Buenos Aires Province Weighs Next Steps After Creditor LawsuitThe legal claims are only a strategy to pressure the government and the province will still have 60 days to respond, Lopez said in an interview last week. While Kicillof, 49, doesnt directly participate in conversations with bondholders, Lopez frequently discusses the debt restructuring process with him, he said.He is focused and interested, Lopez said. The debt negotiation is determined by the provincial government.The province is bigger than many countries and represents half of the debt from regional governments. Home to almost 18 million people and accounting for two-fifths of Argentinas GDP, its a critical political battleground in any election.Last week at an event, Fernandez de Kirchner, who hand-picked Alberto Fernandez as the presidential candidate in 2019, railed against the IMF and the terms being sought to renegotiate the largest credit agreement ever struck with the Washington-based lender. Bond prices fell.We cant pay because we dont have the money, she said, with Kicillof nodding in the background. While they spoke, Economy Minister Martin Guzman was wrapping up a trip to Washington after meeting IMF officials.After Fernandez took power in December 2019, Buenos Aires Province was the first to default on its debt payments in May. Days later, the federal government followed suit, along with several other provinces over the course of the next months.Since then, the government and eight provinces have settled with creditors. Deals ranged from about 55 cents on the dollar for the government while many regional authorities agreed to much smaller discounts, between 83.4 and 96.3 cents considering a 10% exit yield. While a few small provinces also remain in talks, Buenos Aires, which offered to pay about 65 cents, is the last major holdout.As economy minister, Kicillof negotiated a settlement with Spains Repsol SA after the government seized its stake in oil producer YPF SA in 2012, agreeing to compensate the company with bonds. He also struck a deal with the Paris Club of creditors.Those events give some investors hope that hell eventually come around to an agreement. Still, his rhetoric remains combative. Speaking at an event on Friday, Kicillof called investors unsupportive and intransigent.Court claims arent going to lead to solutions to the root problems, he said. We remain open to dialogue to reach an agreement thats convenient to creditors and that the province can pay.Even after the lawsuit was filed, Kicillof has little financial incentive to reach a settlement soon or offer concessions to creditors. The province realistically has no chance of tapping international markets for fresh funding, so it has little to lose in dragging out talks. And if a court ruling were to go against it, the provinces lawyers could appeal the case several times, and that could stretch the saga into the next gubernatorial elections in 2023.I dont see a situation where Kicillof agrees to a deal thats better than what the sovereign agreed to, Ferro said.(Updates with bond move in 11th paragraph.)For more articles like this, please visit us at bloomberg.comSubscribe now to stay ahead with the most trusted business news source.2021 Bloomberg L.P.

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To realize the benefits of test automation,organizations have to take full advantage of smartertools, according to theThe World Quality Report 20202021.

Smart tools are those thatinclude more features based onartificial intelligence (AI)and machine learning (ML). These, along witha proliferation of JavaScript-based testing tools, more API testing, andmore emphasis on skills, are the trends to watch this year, experts say.

Here's what your organization needs to know about the state of test automation tools.

One of last year's predictionsthat'shappening now is the increased use of AIand MLin testing tools to make test automation easier, said Diego Lo Giudice, vice president and principal analyst at Forrester Research.

"The trend that everybody was expecting was that developers would take over testing. But developers don't really like testing. We can give them some testing to do, but the rest of the testing is done by other personas, such as the business testing persona."Diego Lo Giudice

However, while expectations of the benefits that AI and ML in testingcan bring to quality assurance remain high, and adoption is on the increase, there are few signs of significant general progress, as the World Quality Report noted:

"Partly, this is because relevant skill sets still aren't in place; and partly, the arrival of the COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted schedules, budgets, and plans.Nonetheless, enthusiasm hasn't diminished [and] organizations are putting AI high among their selection criteria for new QA solutions and tools."

The reason: Smart technologies will increase cost-efficiency, reduce the need for manual testing, shorten time to market, and help create and sustain continuous quality improvements, the report found.

Otherbenefits of AI-basedtest automationincludereducing test creation time, boosting test coverage, increasing resiliency of testing assets, and cutting down on test maintenance efforts, said Nick Mears, product marketing manager for functional testing at Micro Focus.

Additionally, new ML techniques are being applied to determine the scope of optimal automation tests; the goal is"to reduce the exponential growth in test scripts," according to the report.

Another new automation technique is the use of AI-based, self-healing scripts to automatically modify scripts during runtime, in case of object and page element changes, the report noted.

Although more tools are sporting AI capabilities, adoption has been limited to this point, said Malcolm Isaacs, a testing evangelist at Micro Focus. But that's about to change.

"We're at the point where I think we're going to take off. The tool set that we've had up until now has enabled a certain amount of AI-based automation. [But now] is kind of the inflection point where we can take it to the mainstreamit's now production-ready."Malcolm Isaacs

One of the most prominent trends in 2021 will be the increaseof JavaScript-based testing tools, such as Jest, Cypress, Puppeteer, and Playwright, said Nikolay Advolodkin, CEO and senior test automation engineer at Ultimate QA.

This is happeningbecause a lot of front-end web development is done with JavaScript. And when writing code in JavaScript, it is just mucheasier to alsotest that code in JavaScript, according to Advolodkin.

"All of this tooling that easily integrates with your software development practices just makes a very low barrier of entry, whether for developers or even testing individuals, who just enter and start testing the code."Nikolay Advolodkin

Another factor is the tight integration between application code and testing code, he said."You can do things like writing unit tests or component tests in JavaScript,Advolodkin said. "But then whenever you find testing gaps that you can't fulfill with either one of those strategies, you can start using stuff like system tests with Cypress, for example, which is just another extra tool inside of your JavaScript repository."

The use of Cypress, an end-to-end testing tool for browser-based apps,is growing in popularity because JavaScript has gained users, Advolodkin said.Another plus is Cypress' feature set. Among other features, the tooloffers browser automation,application programming interface (API) automation, and component testing for React web applications, he said.

"So it covers multiple layers of testing applications, as opposed to many other tools that kind of just focus on a single aspect."Nikolay Advolodkin

Tools like Selenium and Puppeteer areonly for browser-based front-end automation, so if you want to start doing API testing or component testing, now you have to pick up all their tools."Cypress has all of that," he said.

Since the majority of information sharing that occurs within Internet of Things (IoT) devices is via APIs, it's critical to test the APIs of IoT-enabled devices to ensure they're secure, saidAdvolodkin.

"As more of the world brings us devices onlineand we have smart thermostats, we have Alexa, we have smart light bulbs, TVs, and all of thatit becomes increasingly more important to test those things. And the way that we test them is using APInot browser-based tools, but API testing. So I think that's going to be huge."Nikolay Advolodkin

The QA community appears willing to consider using natural-language processing (NLP)-based automation tools. These provide benefits includingscriptless automation, model-based testing, the use of plain English statements to generate scripts, and a shallower learning curvethat allowsdifferent project stakeholders to contribute to automation efforts, as the The World Quality Report noted:

"Options such as self-healing capabilities are going to increase gradually, but there is no doubt that these are the future of automation. While the promises are big, we understand these automation tools aren't yet sufficiently mature."

Forrester'sLo Giudice said everybody talks about self-healing, but the reality is that it's not there yet.

"It's improving. There are some tools that do it better than others, but it's at a superficial level. It's nothing huge yet."Diego Lo Giudice

Although there are plenty of tools on the market, the trend is going to be less on tools and more on people just skilling themselves up because they want to be marketable, said Michael Fritzius, president of Arch DevOps.

"You're going to see more manual testers that want to get into automation. You're going to see more automation engineers that want to get into the architecture of automated testing solutions."Michael Fritzius

Rather than being the people developing the actual tests, they'll be overseeing and guiding teams about how to do it properly. "So they're going to try to do what they can to make it on their own," Fritzius said. "It's skilling yourself up to write software, mainly."

Adoption of commercial tools won't pick up until next year at the earliest, as a result of the investment involved, saidFritzius."It takes a lot of time and money."

Tools, on average, run at least$250,000. And then youhave to learn it and change the processes to integrate the tool into their system, he noted.

It's going takea while for companies to be willing to really risk that much moneyto improve theirprocesses,"knowing that it might take a while for us to see a result on that."

There will continue to be fragmentation in the test automation landscape throughout 2021 and likely into 2022, said Paul Grizzaffi, principal automation architect at Magenic.

Although there are different technologies,frameworks and stacks coming out, they are generallyattached to one browser or API.

"They need to be glued together by users. Or you have to go and get an additional framework or stack piece that would help bring all of that stuff together so that you can work with one technology, if you will, to do different types of automation."Paul Grizzaffi

Forrester's Lo Giudice said that companies prefer integrated platforms over best-of-breed testing tools.

Testing has many aspectsunit testing, functional testing, performance, load, security, integration testing, test data management, API testing,he said.

"Clients don't wantone tool for each, and they don't care about having a best of breed for each. They want an integrated platform because they're looking for a uniform, consistent experience going from one type of testing to another."Diego Lo Giudice

As with life in general, the COVID-19 pandemic has thrown a monkey wrench into the test automation landscape. As such, it's important for you to take these trends into consideration as you review your test automation tools and capabilities this year before investing time and money in anything new.

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We know, we know.How many words can technologists add hyper too? But dont roll your eyes just yet.

Trust us, if you work in banking, hyper-automation will likely be the latest buzz word you hear in boardrooms (whether physical or remote) in 2021 and beyond.

Lets find out more!

The changing face of banking

Deloittesuggests that the post-pandemic bank will emerge a lot different to the one that went in. They forecast that banks will need to continue to focus on improving the digitisation of their operations, remain flexible to new business models and (most importantly) put customers at the heart of their digital strategy.

Day-to-day, customers have become much more accustomed to instant action, engagement and information from their interactions with brands and as such, trends like banking as a service (BaaS), the rapid proliferation of fintech solutions and regtech innovations, suggests that the time is right to consider the potential for hyper-automation.

However, If weve learned anything over the last year, its that humans still want to be well, human. As machines take over more roles in day-to-day operations, its critical banks keep people at the heart of their approach.

What is hyper-automation?

Coined byGartnerin 2019,hyper-automation is the full automation of the business processes and customer processes. It achieves this through an advanced ecosystem of operational and customer facing digital solutions that look to leverage the flexibility and scalability of modern IT infrastructure, which ultimately frees up staff to inject their creativity into delighting customers outside of said processes.

The automated business, combined with agile frameworks, provides opportunities for better-informed decision making, generated through a more holistic data picture throughout the organisation.Without getting too techy, Robotic Process Automation (RPA) is being enhanced and refined by technologies like artificial intelligence (AI), natural language processing (NLP), process mining, advanced analytics and more, to reduce costs, maintain accuracy and speed up processes.

Why its a fit for Banking

Banks who havent had the chance to start as a digitally native organisation have built up complex systems of legacy tools, which have been bolted onto an operational structure defined when they were a telephony or branch network bank.With new challengers flooding the market with cloud infrastructure and a mobile-first, digital proposition, the fight for market share has intensified. This is what makes automation such a compelling proposition, as any opportunity to slim down the operational costs will be welcomed to drive increased profitability.

From automating onboarding processes in lending to improving data quality and utility for better decision making, hyper-automation has the potential to augment workers ability, whilst reducing operational costs and human error.

The Benefits of hyper-automationIntegration

Productivity

Flexibility

Demonstrable ROI

What Makes It Hyper?

With your brain whizzing on the potential for these benefits in your business, you might now raise a valid question. We already have some automation in our business, whats the difference with hyper?

Tools working together

AdHoc vs Integrated

AI & ML

Narrow vs Large

Automation Use Cases for Banking

Lets look at a few ways automation can improve banking experiences:

Regulatory Reporting

Accentures 2016 compliance risk study found 73% of respondents thought RPA would be a key enabler for compliance in the next three years. Since then, automation has been deployed sporadically. However, the regulatory environment becomes more complex year-on-year, meaning standalone RPAs may become less useful. Complete automation, as advertised by hyper-automation, will require complex, multi-year implementation as well as culture phase shifts, but will be key to better risk and compliance.

Lending

Lending processes can still be slow and manual, even in 2021. There are a multitude of blockers from credit checks to employment verification that impacts turnaround times. Automation technologies can, with ease, extract or approve all the relevant loan data in seconds, validating customers from multiple sources.

For instance, mortgage processes sometimes take up to 50 days to approve. Automation, paired with emerging technology like blockchain, could combine to validate customer data from multiple sources automatically or reduce attrition from customers pulling applications due to minor errors on forms that caused delays.

Back-Office

As is usually the case, new technology is often deployed to customer-facing processes first to impress the market. However, back-end processes are ripe for automation possibilities. This is driven by the sheer volume of records and documents many banks continue to add to, even in the digital age.

On average retail banks have between 300-800 processes, all of which can be improved with business process management (BPM) platforms which can reduce human error or inefficiencies negatively impacting the customer experience. However, the key here is not to place a bandaid over something that is no longer fit for purpose.

Sales & Distribution

Retail branches of the future are due a makeover. Its reasoned a shift from contact centres to customer care platforms enhanced by intelligent routing provided by automation will occur. Similarly, embedding distribution on partner platforms through API and banking as a service (BaaS). All empowering frontline staff to harness their creativity and passion for serving customer needs.

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Pune, India, March 31, 2021 (Wiredrelease) Prudour Pvt. Ltd : The New Report Digital Process Automation Market posted through MarketResearch.Biz, covers the market panorama and its growth possibilities over the upcoming years. The report also offers leading players in this market. The research comprises in-depth insight of the worldwide share, size, and developments, in addition to the growth rate of the Digital Process Automation Market to estimate its development throughout the forecast period. Most importantly, the report in addition identifies the historical, current, and future developments which might be predicted to persuade the improvement ratio of the Digital Process Automation market. The research segments the market on the premise of component, business function, organization size, deployment type, industry vertical, and region. To provide extra readability concerning the Digital Process Automation industry, the report takes a more in-depth study the contemporary fame of different factors along with however now no longer confined to deliver chain management, area of interest markets, distribution channel, trade, deliver, supply and manufacturing functionality regionwise.

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