The new finance chief at RPA firm UiPath, Marie Myers, was an enthusiastic user of robotic software in her previous job as global controller at HP.
Two provisions of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act may have more companies deciding to replace real workers with mechanical ones.
The deal is J&J's biggest move into surgical robotics, which "has been a gap for its medical device business."
Intelligent automation boosts both day-to-day finance functions and the quality of finance's strategic insight, says Willis Towers Watson's Michael Burwell.
The robotic vacuum maker does not plan to raise prices to offset the tariffs even as it increases marketing spend for the holidays.
“Some lean in to change, aren’t frightened by it, and in that context are learning robotics to make themselves more productive.”
Traditional data analysis isn't sufficient for today's competitive climate, says Stanley Black & Decker's finance chief.
Stanley Black & Decker has doubled its size multiple times in its CFO's 20 years at the company. Doing it again requires a different, higher-tech approach.
The ever-widening gap between employers' needs and workers' skills could drive massive lost financial opportunities over the next decade-plus.
Since Ruth Porat became CFO last year, Alphabet has been taking "significant measures to slim down its experimental efforts."
Technology, political will, and a focus on the customer could lead to a rebirth of manufacturing in the United States.
Accounting software startup Smacc uses intelligent algorithms to automate accounting and finance processes.
