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Five AI Trends to watch out for in 2020

Zakir Hussain by Zakir Hussain
March 21, 2020
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There has been staggering growth in Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology that we are witnessing over the last few years. And needless to say, AI is now embedded in our everyday lives too. The fact that computers or software programs can learn as well as make decisions is something we should be aware of, as the need for it is expanding over time.

Today, they are so advanced that we are bound to stay connected to them with full realization. In the enterprise, for instance, AI solutions like Process Intelligence (IQ) have witnessed a vast adoption rate and have significantly transformed how processes are monitored and managed across an organization. As AI continues to scale in 2020, it will continue to have a significant impact on our lives, both in the workplace and outside of it.

1. Rules and discipline in AI Technology will develop further:   

While AI can profoundly impact people’s lives for the better, when the technology is misused or misrepresented, it can have harmful consequences. With the advancement and full acceptance of AI for commercial and non-commercial use, the legal obligations and processes will, too become stringent and disciplined. This, so that the technology is more secured and mutually beneficial to the users and owners alike.

In 2020, we will see more regulation taking shape and becoming increasingly standardized. Across the globe, legal regulations of AI are becoming prevalent. For instance, Europe recently enacted laws that require companies to disclose when a consumer is in contact with a robotic system and not a human being. In the United States, California passed legislation prohibiting the use of AI to deceive or influence a consumer.

2. Digital workers will reshape the workplace:

According to a new IDC research, the contribution of digital workers – such as software robots and AI – will grow by over 50% by 2022. These digital workers will significantly reshape workplace dynamics. They will eliminate many of the monotonous and tedious tasks that employees often dread, freeing up time and resources for more social and creative functions. These digital workers will play a role in streamlining processes, enhancing operational efficiencies, unlocking meaningful opportunities from data and uncovering revenue streams.

Most importantly, digital workers may potentially help create a more engaged and fulfilled human workforce. By taking over repetitive clerical tasks, these digital robots will enable teams to reconfigure job functions and focus on higher-value tasks, empowering employees to shape their roles in ways that are more meaningful, engaging, and impactful.

3. Process intelligence becomes standard.

As more complex digital transformation technologies are deployed, the ability to monitor operations across every facet of the organization becomes increasingly essential. Individual technology systems that govern particular functions (CRM, ERP, CMS, etc.) only provide visibility into the processes that their platform controls. None of these standalone systems can provide insight in a holistic and in-depth manner.

To attain this visibility, organizations will need to leverage process intelligence technologies that provide a comprehensive, accurate, and real-time view of all processes – across departments, functions, personnel, and even different locations. In the coming years, more businesses will realize that process intelligence enables organizations to understand better and more effectively manage their processes end-to-end. These technologies will subsequently become a standard in the enterprise.

4. The utilization of AI will proliferate – from the consumer side to the enterprise.

On the consumer side, we experience AI in our daily lives in many forms, often without knowing it’s being used. In the enterprise, for those who are the owners of processes and customer experiences, their access to this technology will increase.

AI will become much more easily consumable in the workplace. Business users will soon have access to internal marketplaces of robots and other easy-to-use automation tools available to people of all technical proficiencies. These new platforms will play a role in improving the way that employees get work done.

5. Digital IQ will be pivotal in every organization’s digital transformation.

Digital IQ, as the measurement of how well an organization can understand its business processes from a variety of critical perspectives, will play an increasingly important role in every digital transformation strategy as more enterprises come to the realization that they must have visibility into their operations.

Digital intelligence solutions will help organizations increase this business-critical ability by optimizing automation initiatives and complementing platforms like RPA and BPM. In 2020, more organizations will adopt digital intelligence technologies into their overarching digital transformation initiatives, as enterprises realize that these solutions illuminate paths to improved customer experience, reduce operating costs and sharpen competitive advantage.

Disclaimer: Author of this article is Zakir Hussain – Director, BD Soft India, Views expressed in this article are his own.

Also Read: Digital Transformation Journey helps Newgen Software Improve Customer Experience [Interview]

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Zakir Hussain

Zakir Hussain

Zakir Hussain is the Director at BD Soft India, an IT security distributor offering industry-leading consumer and enterprise-level solutions in the Indian market.

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