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In addition, production and supply chain delays were also witnessed during the second quarter which poised a challenge to the Electronic Design Automation for PCB and MCM market, since end-user industries were still not operating at their full capacity.

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What are the market's problems in Electronic Design Automation for PCB and MCM?

Changing regulatory landscapes, operational barriers, and the emergence of alternative technologies are all impacting the Electronic Design Automation for PCB and MCM industry.

What are the various types of segments covered in the Electronic Design Automation for PCB and MCM Market?

Segment by Type Feature Design Verification Physical DesignSegment by Application Computer Mobile Devices Satellite Others

Who are the top key players in the Electronic Design Automation for PCB and MCM market?

Synopsys, Cadence Design Systems, Mentor Graphics, Altium Limited, ANSYS, Fujitsu, Infinite Graphics Incorporated, NEC, Orbotech, Zuken

Which region is the most profitable for the Electronic Design Automation for PCB and MCM market?

The emerging economies in the Asia Pacific region will be the lucrative markets for Electronic Design Automation for PCB and MCM products. .

What is the current size of the Electronic Design Automation for PCB and MCM market?

The current market size of global Electronic Design Automation for PCB and MCM market is estimated to be USD XX in 2021.

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North America is the region's largest market for Electronic Design Automation for PCB and MCM.

North America includes countries such as the US, Canada, and Mexico. North America is the second-largest consumer and producer of electricity, after Asia Pacific. The US and Canada, which are among the largest consumers in this region as well as globally, constitute the largest share of the Electronic Design Automation for PCB and MCM market.

Secondary Research:

This Electronic Design Automation for PCB and MCM research study made extensive use of secondary sources, directories, and databases such as Hoover's, Bloomberg BusinessWeek, Factiva, and OneSource to identify and collect information useful for a technical, market-oriented, and commercial study of the global portable generator market. Other secondary sources included company annual reports, press releases, and investor presentations, white papers, certified publications, articles by recognized authors, manufacturer associations, trade directories, and databases.

Electronic Design Automation for PCB and MCM Primary Research:

Various sources from both the supply and demand sides were interviewed during the Electronic Design Automation for PCB and MCM primary research process to obtain qualitative and quantitative information for this report. Primary sources included industry experts from the core and related industries, as well as preferred suppliers, manufacturers, distributors, technology developers, researchers, and organizations from all segments of the value chain of this industry. To obtain and verify critical qualitative and quantitative information, in-depth interviews were conducted with a variety of primary respondents, including key industry participants, subject-matter experts, C-level executives of key market players, and industry consultants.

Estimation of Electronic Design Automation for PCB and MCM Market Size

The total size of the Electronic Design Automation for PCB and MCM market was estimated and validated using both top-down and bottom-up approaches. These methods were also widely used to estimate the size of various market sub segments. The following research methodologies were used to estimate market size:

Extensive secondary research was used to identify the industry's key players.

The revenues generated by the market's leading players in molecular diagnostics have been determined through primary and secondary research.

All percentage shares, splits, and breakdowns were calculated using secondary sources and confirmed using primary sources.

TABLE OF CONTENTS OF Electronic Design Automation for PCB and MCM Market Report

1 INTRODUCTION

1.1 Electronic Design Automation for PCB and MCM study objectives 1.2 Electronic Design Automation for PCB and MCM definition 1.3 Electronic Design Automation for PCB and MCM inclusions & exclusions

1.4 Electronic Design Automation for PCB and MCM market scope 1.5 Electronic Design Automation for PCB and MCM report years considered 1.6 Electronic Design Automation for PCB and MCM currency 1.7 Electronic Design Automation for PCB and MCM limitations 1.8 Electronic Design Automation for PCB and MCM industry stakeholders 1.9 Electronic Design Automation for PCB and MCM summary of changes

2 RESEARCH METHODOLOGY 2.1 Electronic Design Automation for PCB and MCM research data

2.2 Electronic Design Automation for PCB and MCM market breakdown and data triangulation 2.3 Electronic Design Automation for PCB and MCM scope 2.4 impact of covid-19 on Electronic Design Automation for PCB and MCM industry 2.5 Electronic Design Automation for PCB and MCM market size estimation

3 Electronic Design Automation for PCB and MCM EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

4 Electronic Design Automation for PCB and MCM PREMIUM INSIGHTS

4.1 attractive opportunities in Electronic Design Automation for PCB and MCM market 4.2 Electronic Design Automation for PCB and MCM market, by region 4.3 Electronic Design Automation for PCB and MCM market in North America, by end user & country 4.4 Electronic Design Automation for PCB and MCM market, by application 4.5 Electronic Design Automation for PCB and MCM market, by end user

5 Electronic Design Automation for PCB and MCM MARKET OVERVIEW 5.1 Electronic Design Automation for PCB and MCM introduction 5.2 covid-19 Electronic Design Automation for PCB and MCM health assessment5.3 Electronic Design Automation for PCB and MCM road to recovery 5.4 covid-19 Electronic Design Automation for PCB and MCM economic assessment 5.5 Electronic Design Automation for PCB and MCM market dynamics

5.6 Electronic Design Automation for PCB and MCM trends 5.7 Electronic Design Automation for PCB and MCM market map 5.8 average pricing of Electronic Design Automation for PCB and MCM 5.9 Electronic Design Automation for PCB and MCM trade statistics 5.8 Electronic Design Automation for PCB and MCM value chain analysis 5.9 Electronic Design Automation for PCB and MCM technology analysis 5.10 Electronic Design Automation for PCB and MCM tariff and regulatory landscape

5.11 Electronic Design Automation for PCB and MCM: patent analysis 5.14 Electronic Design Automation for PCB and MCM porters five forces analysis

6 Electronic Design Automation for PCB and MCM MARKET, BY APPLICATION

6.1 Electronic Design Automation for PCB and MCM Introduction 6.2 Electronic Design Automation for PCB and MCM Emergency 6.3 Electronic Design Automation for PCB and MCM Prime/Continuous

7 Electronic Design Automation for PCB and MCM MARKET, BY END USER 7.1 Electronic Design Automation for PCB and MCM Introduction 7.2 Electronic Design Automation for PCB and MCM Residential 7.3 Electronic Design Automation for PCB and MCM Commercial 7.4 Electronic Design Automation for PCB and MCM Industrial

8 GEOGRAPHIC ANALYSIS

8.1 Electronic Design Automation for PCB and MCM Introduction 8.2 Electronic Design Automation for PCB and MCM industry by North America 8.3 Electronic Design Automation for PCB and MCM industry by Asia Pacific 8.4 Electronic Design Automation for PCB and MCM industry by Europe 8.5 Electronic Design Automation for PCB and MCM industry by Middle East & Africa 8.6 Electronic Design Automation for PCB and MCM industry by South America

9 Electronic Design Automation for PCB and MCM COMPETITIVE LANDSCAPE 9.1 Electronic Design Automation for PCB and MCM Key Players Strategies 9.2 Electronic Design Automation for PCB and MCM Market Share Analysis Of Top Five Players 9.3 Electronic Design Automation for PCB and MCM Market Evaluation Framework 9.4 Revenue Analysis Of Top Five Electronic Design Automation for PCB and MCM Market Players 9.5 Electronic Design Automation for PCB and MCM Company Evaluation Quadrant 9.6 Electronic Design Automation for PCB and MCM Competitive Leadership Mapping Of Start-Ups 9.7 Electronic Design Automation for PCB and MCM Competitive Scenario

10 Electronic Design Automation for PCB and MCM COMPANY PROFILES 10.1 Electronic Design Automation for PCB and MCM Major Players 10.2 Electronic Design Automation for PCB and MCM Startup/Sme Players

11 APPENDIX 11.1 Insights Of Electronic Design Automation for PCB and MCM Industry Experts 11.2 Electronic Design Automation for PCB and MCM Discussion Guide 11.3 Electronic Design Automation for PCB and MCM Knowledge Store 11.4 Electronic Design Automation for PCB and MCM Available Customizations 11.5 Electronic Design Automation for PCB and MCM Related Reports 11.6 Electronic Design Automation for PCB and MCM Author Details

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By 2023, 80% of APEJ organisations faced with complex global regulations will increase security compliance automation investment by 15% to ensure all policies and regulations are met consistently.

This is just one of IDCs predictions unveiled in its latest report, IDC FutureScape: Worldwide Future of Trust 2022 Predictions APeJ Implications.

Data security, confidentiality, integrity, and availability are now key issues for all organisations, as is the imperative to use data ethically while complying with a complex web of industry and regional regulations, the analyst firm says.

Organisations must also recognise and be sensitive to practices that pose risks to the environment and humanity. The sense of urgency is building on proactive delivery of all the elements of Trust risk, compliance, security, privacy, and social environmental responsibility and ethics.

Asia/Pacific organisations understand the importance of integrating trust as part of their future strategic plans. Whilst building trust is essential, maintaining positive trust levels is the key challenge for Asia/Pacific organisations, says Jeff Xie, senior market analyst for security and trust research, IDC Asia/Pacific.

"Managing the various elements of Trust creates trust outcomes that goes beyond the individual entities and Asia/Pacific organisations that leverage these predictions positively can gain a competitive advantage," he says.

IDC's Future of Trust top 10 predictions provide guidance to business leaders on how trust can be achieved and maintained as they navigate the changes ahead:

#1: Risk and Trust: By 2026, 25% of APEJ organisations will replace net promoter scorelike metrics with trust indices in RFPs to align traditional security and risk solutions with customer success, brand, and reputation.

#2: Geopolitical Risk: By 2026, 20% of APEJ enterprises will incorporate cyber-resiliency planning in response to transnational sanctions against countries that neglect overseas illegal cyberactivities of their citizens.

#3: Shared Risk: By 2023, 20% of the largest public cloud customers in APEJ will subscribe to integrated risk management and cyberinsurance policies through shared fate/risk programs to protect against sophisticated cyberattacks.

#4: Unified Security First: By 2023, 40% of APEJ organisations will allocate half of their security budgets to cross-technology ecosystems/platforms designed for rapid consumption and unified security capabilities to drive agile innovation.

#5: Digital Transformation and Security: By 2023, 20% of APEJ IT buyers with IT environments that span disparate locations, clouds, remote workers, and devices will turn to network security as a service to ensure consistent protection.

#6: Regulation and Automation: By 2023, 80% of APEJ organisations faced with complex global regulations will increase security compliance automation investment by 15% to ensure all policies and regulations are met consistently.

#7: Privacy First: By 2023, 33% of digital platforms will appoint resident compliance officers to limit liability from criminal penalties imposed by evolving regulations related to negative social impact of misinformation.

#8: Governance: By 2026, 20% of organisations will commit to short-, mid-, and long-term sustainability objectives that span 10+ years with assured funding from stakeholders despite change of personnel during this time.

#9: Operations: To prepare for future disruption while maintaining supplier sustainability mandates, 55% of organisations will prioritise supply chain resiliency and responsible sourcing by 2023.

#10: Blockchain and Customer Experience: By 2025, 10% of the largest 500 APEJ organisations will employ blockchain-enabled customer data tokens and basic attention tokens to compensate customers for the gathering and use of their data.

These predictions are discussed in greater detail in the new IDC FutureScape report, IDC FutureScape: Worldwide Future of Trust 2022 Predictions Asia/Pacific (Excluding Japan) Implications (IDC #AP46823520). Each year, IDC releases its Top Predictions through its IDC FutureScape reports to give a crystal ball view of what is ahead for the rapidly changing ICT industry. These predictions have been used to shape the strategies and business objectives of technology leaders and business executives in the next 1-5 years.

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Apple CarPlay is not simply an interface that lets you play songs or dial one of your contacts from your contact list. This system is capable of much more, especially if you know your way around iOS Shortcuts. From playing your favorite podcasts in the morning to showing you the directions to your home, Apple CarPlay can turn out to be quite 'intelligent.'

Here are the best CarPlay automation and shortcuts that you can try on your car.

The iOS Shortcuts app makes possible plenty of things and helps to streamline your everyday tasks. The good thing is that you can create your Shortcuts as per your preference. Shortcuts come preinstalled if your phone is running iOS 13 or higher.

Shortcuts and Automations are simple If-and-Else statements and can be used to run basic commands.

However, if you are not familiar with the app, it can be initially daunting. We'll walk you through the entire exercise and show you how to enable various CarPlay automation on your iPhone.

How do you like the idea of your car playing your favorite song as soon as you plug in your phone?

With Automations, you can program the phone to play your favorite music when you connect your phone to your car's infotainment system.

Step 1: Open the Shortcuts app and tap on the Automation tab. Select Personal Automation from the menu to see all the 'When' conditions.

Scroll the list until you see the option for CarPlay, and tap to select it.

Once done, select Connect and hit the Next button.

Step 2: Select Play Music from the list. Now, tap on the little Arrow button, and select Shuffle.

Step 3: Tap on the text that says Music to bring up the Media Picker. Here, pick an option from the list like Listen Now or Radio.

Once done, hit the Done button to save the Automation. That's it!

Do you get annoyed by the continuous pings and messages when you drive? If yes, you may want to enable DND mode on your phone when driving.

Like the automation above, enabling DND is simple and easy. The best part is that it kicks into action each time you plug in the phone to your car.

Step 1: Once you have picked CarPlay from the list, swipe up on the screen and tap on the Search bar.

Type DND, and select Focus Mode from the list, as shown in the screenshot below.

Step 2: Next, tap on the Off text to change it to On.

The next step is not mandatory. However, if you wish to turn off the DND mode at a particular time, you can set the time by clicking on the Turned Off option.

Having done that, save the settings. Simple, see.

At the same time, you can program Automations to turn off the DND mode when CarPlay disconnects. The process will be same like the one above. The only difference is that you will have to select Disconnect when creating the Automation.

Yes, you read that right. You can play songs from your favorite playlists as soon as you get into your car. Cool, right? The best thing is that setting it up is as easy as pie.

The drill is as usual. You'll have to open Automations and head over to the Actions Page.

Step 1: Swipe up on the Actions screen and select Media.

Step 2: Next, scroll down until you see the option for Get Playlist. Select it, and tap on Playlist to well, choose the playlist of your choice.

Step 3: Under Next Action, select the Play Music option, and that's about it.

Apple CarPlay capable of showing more than just songs and maps. You can enable three screens at a given time.

If you want CarPlay to open the app of your choice, you can now do so.

Step 1: On the Actions screen, select the Open app option and tap on the App text.

Step 2: Choose the app of your choice, and save the settings.

Do you often check the directions to your home before you start driving? If yes, you may want to try this automation, which automatically shows the directions to the destination.

For now, iOS Shortcuts let you choose either Apple Maps or Google Maps (see best Google Maps tips and tricks).

Step 1: On the Actions page, select Apps on the swipe-up screen and pick Maps from the list.

On the next page, select Show Directions.

Step 2: Tap on the Destination and enter your home address.

Once done, tap on Maps and select Google Maps from the list.

You can also program CarPlay to welcome you with the text of your choice, so if you want to feel motivated when you start your day, plug in your phone and let the magic take over.

Setting a welcome message is easy and simple. However, you will need to add a customized script. At the same time, you may want to add a slight delay since CarPlay in itself requires time to boot.

Step 1: Swipe up on the Actions page and search for Wait. Once done, change the timing to 5 seconds.

Step 2: Swipe up on the screen again to bring up the Actions list, and search for Text. Once in, add the Text below the variable.

Now, bring up the menu again and search for Speak Text. The text that you just added will be automatically chosen.

Hit the Play icon to test out this feature. And once done, save the settings and be ready to be welcomed in style.

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iOS Shortcuts and Automations have many scopes to automate even the most basic things. So, all you need to do is potter around the app to find the best possible matches for you.

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DEMAND for reliable, easy-to-use automation technology is likely to increase as Australian dairy farmers look for production growth during the 2021-22 season.

Dairy Australia's June Situation and Outlook forecast a modest production lift for the year, following a challenging few seasons in drought.

Higher opening milk prices had pushed up confidence and would encourage farmers to revisit on-farm investments.

The outlook said while most regions would see lifts in production, the lack of available workers remained a concern across the country.

Waikato Milking Systems business development manager for Australia Rob Spencer said the situation would encourage farmers to look for ways to automate the milking process.

"Automatic cup removers would have to be the best option for a milking system to gain immediate efficiency and productivity improvements," he said.

"ACRs eliminate one labour unit from the milking process, which means you can direct that person to work elsewhere on the farm for other important tasks."

Waikato Milking Systems ACRs uses a precise, proprietary shut-off valve that accurately detects the end of milking to remove the cups.

"But the operator also has the option of using our robust and time-proven user switch, which can manually remove the cups with ease," Mr Spencer said.

"Our range of automatic cup removers, ECR-S and ECR Plus, can be programmed to detach at a predetermined time or fixed place in platform rotation to avoid over-milking the herd."

The adjustable retraction speed meant the ECRs detached gently from the udder, avoiding any damage to cows' teats at the end of milking time.

"Our Platform Positioning System ensures that any of our ECRs will operate without a hitch on any platform," Mr Spencer said.

Both ECR options can be mounted vertically in rotary and inline milking systems.

"The ECRs can also be mounted in Waikato Swing Arms for inline systems," he said. "The Swing Arms improve cluster alignment and reduce pull on the cups during milking."

Mr Spencer said the system's robust stainless steel chassis and cylinder lasted longer while the swing capability created a clear space for operators to move along the pit. The cylinder had a pulley to make cluster removal smooth and gentle.

"It's very easy to clean and maintain," he said. "All the milk and pulsation tubes are housed inside the main chassis."

The Swing Arm includes AutoSTART as a standard feature.

"All the operator has to do is lift the cluster and attach to the animal," he said. "The rest is completely automated."

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These cognitive automation solution providers will make new strides in automation in the coming years

Cognitive automation is a fast-evolving domain in computing and business process automation technology. It involves robotic process automation (RPA) and low-code platforms and promotes business efficiency by integrating artificial intelligence in enterprise operational processes. Cognitive automation involves other technologies like NLP, machine learning and deepfake AI to take the existing information and create models to promote cognitive and automotive-based decision making. The top emerging cognitive automation companies are rapidly turning this technology around to boost productivity, manage customer relationships, and make operations easier for the digital workforce. In this article, we have listed the top cognitive automation solution providers that enterprises can watch in 2022

UiPath is all about taking bolder risks and opening the industry to greater possibilities. The company started in 2005 and provides RPA solutions to automatically log in to a website, extract data spanning over multiple web pages and then transform it according to the users choice.

Blue Prism is a global leader in intelligent automation for the enterprise and drives transformation in business processes. The company helps enterprises to accelerate operational efficiency by automating manual, rigorous, back-office administrative processes through RPA. The company serves several industrial sectors like healthcare, telecom, and retail to name a few.

Appian is a low-code software development providing company that enables its customers to efficiently develop powerful and unique applications. The companys RPA solutions focus on aligning technologies, people, and data into a single workflow. It also enables managers and business leaders to track and manage organizational needs, insufficiencies, regulatory changes, and market trends to quickly adapt to industrial needs.

Automation Anywhere is a global leader providing robotic process automation solutions and empowering the customers by automating mundane tasks so that professionals can work on more crucial activities to meet industry demands. Its AI-powered intelligent software bots can perform repetitive and manual tasks resulting in dramatic productivity gains and enhanced customer experience.

Work Fusion focuses on accelerating the worlds transition from traditional business processes into automated business operations. The company provides cloud-based platforms for automating data collection and boosting productivity using machine learning processes and automation tools.

Dynatrace produces software intelligence platforms based on artificial intelligence to monitor and optimize application performance, development, security, and much more. The company features an extensive list of capabilities, making it one of the top providers of cognitive automation solutions.

EdgeVerve provides cloud-based software application solutions for business efficiency and productivity. Its RPA platform is a good fit for large tech companies to get scalable and modern customer service applications, manage customer relationships, and enhance operational productivity. The company has been positioned as a leader in RPA software solutions for 2021-2022.

Catalytic focuses on offering a cloud-based intelligent automation platform for automating unstructured data and business processes. Catalytic library of actions offers different automation categories for various process needs, including tasks and forms, integration, browser navigation, data processing, text analysis and so much more.

Datamatics is well known for its TruBot RPA software that aims to accelerate the productivity of the digital workforce by enabling attended and unattended automation for a wide range of tasks and processes. With the integration of cognitive capabilities like AI, NLP and ML, the companys workforce gains reasoning capabilities to handle complex industrial issues and deliver intelligent automation.

The company provides AI-based virtual assistants for IT operations. Peritus produces applications to automate support delivery and incident resolution in IT operations, which can automate incident categorization, assignments and so much more.

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In 2021, enterprise teams turned to robotic process automation (RPA) to simplify workflows and bring some order to office tasks. The next year promises to bring more of the same sophisticated artificial intelligence and task optimization so more offices can liberate their staff from repetitive chores.

The product area remains one of the poorly named buzzwords in enterprise computing. There are no robots in sight. The tools are generally deployed to fix what was once known as paperwork, but they rarely touch much paper. They do their work gluing together legacy systems by pushing virtual buttons and juggling the multiple data formats so that the various teams can keep track of the work moving through their offices.

Here are the 10 ways that RPA marketplace will shift and adapt in 2022:

The main job for RPA is to knit together some hundreds of legacy systems that now make up the backbone of many companies. The main challenge for each RPA company will be strengthening the connections between systems. That means more modules or bots in the marketplaces and better versions of the existing ones.

One of the major selling points for many RPA vendors is that their tools can come close to programming themselves through what some call process discovery. While this may never be as magic as anyone wants, the tools will continue to simplify this job. It may even approach no-code level automation for some simple tasks.

It seems contradictory to imagine that RPA platforms will simultaneously get easier to program and harder, but these changes will be seen in different levels of tasks. While the interns and managers will be able to automate more simple tasks, the developers will be called to customize the RPAs for more complex integrations. In many cases, RPA tools make good frameworks that sophisticated programmers can revise and extend. The RPA handles 95% of the work and the development team handles the last 5%. This is why some companies are reporting that RPAs are more complicated and expensive to maintain than they thought. Companies are asking them to do more and more sophisticated jobs, and that means bringing in better programming talent.

Craig Le Clair at Forrester Research predicts that every RPA company will either embrace AI or become a dinosaur. While this may never become strictly true, theres no doubt that RPA is one of the simpler vectors for inserting AI into corporate DNA. The standard modules tackle tasks like optical character recognition, machine learning, and machine vision. RPA firms that ship better, smarter AI modules will be able to win more contracts. The accuracy and depth of the AI algorithms will rise in importance.

Some firms need all the cleverness that AI scientists can deliver. Some firms, though, do not. Many of the AI options are aimed at dealing with older, paper interfaces or other tasks that require adaptability. One popular job for AI is to convert paper documents into digital form and then search for relevant data like the invoice number or the expiration date for a drivers license. Some workflows, though, are pretty mature and dont need this extra dose of smarts. Companies that process little paper or dont need the extra intelligence may find theyre not as interested in AI-based innovations.

Not all innovations will be obvious. The machine learning algorithms and machine vision algorithms will continue to learn over the years. The best platforms will be slowly rolling out better versions of the algorithms with better performance, knowing that these algorithms are doing more and more of the work.

The intelligence level is slowly rising at all parts of the stack. Some, for instance, are touting semantic automation to highlight the ability to intuitively understand what jobs must be done. The first generation of RPAs succeeded by simply tying together user interfaces, and that often meant that automation developers needed to know the names and locations of buttons on screens. Semantic automation promises to be smarter about guessing that these buttons do, a process that can help if and when user interfaces are redesigned.

While many cynics dismiss cryptocurrencies and blockchains as solutions looking for problems, theres no doubt that they can bring some assurance and order to workflows. RPA tools will begin to add better cryptographic algorithms to offer better authentication and mathematical certainty. When the workflows link together disparate groups or different companies, good blockchains and trustworthy ledgers can prevent disputes and reduce the need for human intervention.

Good automation saves time, staffing, and energy. Groups charged with saving the environment are noticing that good automation can help. Expect more pitches to explicitly highlight green concerns.

Once the work is flowing through the systems successfully, the various issues and sticking points become more obvious. The idea of governance will become increasingly important to RPA teams, who can begin to worry more about who is authorized and who exerts control over each step.

Some companies and developers make distinctions between marketing terms like intelligent automation, robotic process automation, RPA-plus, low code application platforms and general AI tools. The differences are disappearing as the tools and many of the other options for delivering code converge. Top RPA tools are rapidly adding new intelligent options, making them more capable. Theyre also becoming more adept at process discovery and other low-code and no-code options, making it harder to be certain which acronym to deploy on PowerPoint slides. The software, though, doesnt care what its called.

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Are consumers ready to eliminate all human interaction when visiting restaurants? Quick-service restaurant owners and operators may be surprised to learn that many guests across demographic groups are ready to take this dramatic step, with one specific subgroup expressing a resounding yes! Due in part to COVID-19, what was once considered a far-fetched ideaeliminating human contact when ordering and receiving a quick-service restaurant or fast-casual mealnow appears to be the consumers expectation for the future.

Before exploring consumer sentiment toward automation, however, lets reflect on how we got here.

COVID-19s twists and turns have forced quick-service restaurant owners and operators to rethink customer-facing and operations technologies, pivoting toward reliance on the drive-thru while also embracing more delivery options, investing in automation and reducing human interaction. These advancements proved to be doubly helpful as labor shortages followed quickly on the heels of strict health and safety protocols.

As helpful as initial technology investments have been, surging drive-thru usagewhich has skyrocketed 43 percentsince April 2020has highlighted the value of moving cars through this channel faster, more accurately and more efficiently.

According to a survey conducted online by Harris Pollon behalf of a a global payments company that helps enable commerce for multi-unit restaurant brands, 65 percent of respondents who visited a drive-thru in the preceding six months had an unpleasant experience and attributed it to understaffing (26 percent), long lines (30 percent), poor staff behavior (36 percent) and other reasons.

Demographics and the desire for automation

Nearly half of respondents to the survey said they would be willing to eliminate all human interaction when visiting a quick-service restaurant, assuming orders are received and fulfilled quickly and accurately. The move towards complete automation will take time, but the fact that half of people who visit drive-thrus are ready to eliminate human interaction entirely from the encounter suggests that more people than ever are primed for contactless experiences.

As quick-service restaurant owners and operators assess how to invest capital in 2022, understanding which customers are open to automation can help them make better-informed decisions. Here are six points to help quick-service restaurants further understand their customers:

The reasons people want automation vary widely, driven by concerns about speed of service (42 percent), health (31 percent) and an overall desire to avoid human interaction (32 percent).

The next technology evolution for quick-service restaurants

The desire for increased automation begs the question: What investments can quick-service restaurants make to deliver a more seamless, contactless experience?

Drive-thru vision technology that helps quick-service restaurantoperators better track what is happening in the drive-thru is one game-changing investment that many are beginning to experiment with today. This technology queues cars on the POS for line busting, provides animated visualizations and enables real-time digital menu board interactions. The technology, which trades magnetic ground loops for camera systems, also provides quick-service restaurantstaff with a true picture of drive-thru timing while enhancing the customer journey. Because the video technology tracks cars and orders them throughout the entire experience, digital menu boards can be repurposed for upselling during line busting operations. Better still, the technology can automate two-lane merges and increase transactions.

AI-enabled voice ordering with natural language processors is another technology that is on the eve of widespread adoption. Voice ordering bots can make upsell recommendations, which are displayed on drive-thru digital menu boards. When the customer orders, speech-to-text functionality automatically inserts the order into the POS. (Of course, a real human can interrupt the system at any time if a customer needs assistance.)

These are just a few technology examples that are beginning to gain traction among larger quick-service restaurants. Other areas of interest include kitchen automation, back-office automation and smart employee scheduling to account for new workforce expectations.

The journey to a fully contactless experience

Achieving full automation is a process and many quick-service restaurants are understandably moving in that direction with careful deliberation and intensive pilot programs. Owners will have to make decisions about the right balance between technology and human interaction based on their individual preferences and brand identity. One thing is for sure, however: Consumers and their beloved quick-service restaurantbrands are not moving backwards to the pre-Covid-19 days. The habits they have adopted over the last two years appear to have staying power, and they will continue to get more comfortable with well-executed automated offerings that are easy to use, fast and protect their health and safety.

Chris Siefken, head of technology, Xenial, a Global Payments Company, lives at the cutting edge of innovation, having led the development of consumer-facing technologies for several companies. He currently heads up the teams that make the technology used by recognizable enterprise restaurant brands around the world.

He has roughly 20 years of technology experience and most recently was the CTO at Beanstalk Data building Loyalty and Marketing applications for the quick-service restaurant industry. Chris holds an Applied Philosophy degree in Computer Science from St Andrews University.

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In this Robot Report podcast, WTWH Medias Robotics Group review the leading robotics and automation trends, along with the most inspirational stories, of 2021.

By RBR Staff | December 27, 2021

Welcome to Episode 65 of The Robot Report Podcast, where each week Robot Report editor Steve Crowe and Mobile Robot Guide editor Mike Oitzman review the latest robotics, automation and intelligent systems news and announcements, and interview leading roboticists, leaders of innovative robotics companies, and other key members of the robotics community.

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In Episode 65 of The Robot Report Podcast, Steve Crowe, Mike Oitzman and Dan Kara, VP of WTWH Medias Robotics Group, and editor of Robotics Business Review discuss the top robotics news stories and significant milestones from 2021. They highlight the critical news stories and discuss how the robotics market evolved throughout the year.

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In the past several years, marketers have embraced artificial intelligence technologies to automate a broad range of high-volume, data-intensive tasks from ad targeting to image manipulation. The next phase of AI in marketing has the potential to deliver a much larger impact as the focus shifts from the automation of single tasks to more complex business processes and workflows, and ultimately influencing marketing strategy.

Task automation using AI will continue to add value to marketers, but their benefits will be dwarfed by the intelligent automation of complex workflows.

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To understand the enormous difference between task automation and process automation, consider the evolution of automotive interfaces. In the early 2000s, we started to see basic voice automation in cars. The first systems leveraged simple AI to recognize commands that allowed you to set the temperature of the climate control system or change the radio station. Fast forward 20 years and your in-vehicle (or on-smartphone) navigation system will intelligently guide you through a cross-country trip, make recommendations to change your route based on traffic or weather conditions, remind you to stop and take a break, and constantly monitor systems and sensors within your vehicle and let you know when something needs your attention.

What would that kind of process automation look like to a marketing function? Imagine being able to define your marketing goals, metrics, and strategies and have an intelligent system provide guidance through your marketing journey, recommending your route (campaigns), alerting you when there is bad weather (your campaigns arent doing well, there are new competitive threats), making sure you get to your destination on time (your goals), and alerting you when systems are not performing at peak performance.

This analogy is a painful reminder that when it comes to operational execution of a marketing plan, most of us are still operating in the world of paper maps.

An automated process would need to consider many steps, including:

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AI task automation has delivered fantastic value to marketers around the world, but the promise of end-to-end process automation is much more compelling. By combining the efficiency of task automation with the broad impact of process automation, marketers can not only deliver marketing at scale, they can also deliver the right marketing at scale.

Bringing it back to the automotive navigation metaphor, its like the difference between going for a drive around town (and potentially getting lost), and completing a multi-stop road trip on time, while avoiding a traffic jam, and never running low on battery charge as your intelligent assistant helpfully guides you along the way.

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