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COVID-19 transformed remote work from a trend into a norm, but data shows most people aren’t ready to give up the office. According to Salesforce research, 64% of workers want to spend at least some time at a workplace instead of working entirely remotely. And it’s not just employees—according to PwC research, only 13% of […]

Editor’s note: this is a guest post. Views expressed in this article are the author’s own views and not necessarily representative of UiPath. As we enter into “the fourth industrial revolution,” as described by World Economic Forum founder and Executive Chairman Klaus Schwab, governments must take the lead in changing the way that we see

This fall, “the great resignation” was a frequently searched and mentioned phrase in the United States (U.S.). “The Great Resignation is an idea proposed by Professor Anthony Klotz of Texas A&M University that predicts a large number of people leaving their jobs after the COVID pandemic ends and life returns to ‘normal’,” according to a

Editor’s note: this is a guest post. Views expressed in this article are the author’s own views and not necessarily representative of UiPath. Intelligent automation (IA) has the potential to deliver enormous benefits for your organization, including reduced costs, increased customer satisfaction, better employee morale, improved compliance, and more effective prevention of fraud and errors.

Nearly half of employers in the United States cite labor shortages as a significant issue. But business leaders aren’t the only ones hurting amid the Great Migration (also known as the Great Resignation). A new UiPath survey found that workers opting to stay with their employers are taking on the workloads of colleagues who have

The advances in artificial intelligence (AI) in the last several years have been jaw-dropping. It began with the easy dismantling of world-class chess players, which many assumed a computer could never do. But more recently, AI has achieved more impressive feats, such as the notorious protein-folding problem, opening the door to previously-unimaginable possibilities. Amid these