The 4th Wave of IDP is Here
Foundational Large Language Models (LLMs) are now widely available to developers and – just as importantly – are now economically feasible for business applications. This marks the beginning of the 4th Wave of IDP.
Foundational Large Language Models (LLMs) are now widely available to developers and – just as importantly – are now economically feasible for business applications. This marks the beginning of the 4th Wave of IDP.
And a theme that came up repeatedly in conversations was the value and role of process and task mining.
The third episode of the second season of the Deep Analysis podcasts went live this week; Data Fabrics, Generative AI being helpful on your desktop and another Alan-based travelogue.
Information Management is facing an existential crisis. In this first of three posts we consider what Information Management is….
In our briefings with IDP vendors, it often seems that single every one of the 300 plus in the market focuses on accounts payable (AP), aka invoice processing. Indeed, there are a lot of invoices out there to be processed, but they are not the only documents that could do with some digital love.
Invoice processing with… Bing? Hyperscience up, ABBYY down. And the beginning of the end for Capture.
At Deep Analysis, we keep up with the pace of knowledge management innovation, so you don’t have to. To the IT mainstream, KM has long been an esoteric corner where it’s difficult to pin down the actual business value – and that has held back enterprise adoption. That’s about to change with the rise of the LLM.
I subpoenaed ChatGPT to testify in its own words if or how it can help IDP. Here is its testimony, verbatim.
You knew that, sooner or later, an IDP marketer would jump at the chance to be affiliated with the incredible buzz surrounding the most exciting AI news story of the 21st century.
40% of users have abandoned a digital onboarding process after an ID verification fail. If that figure is even half-right, a huge amount of potential sales are missing from any business with dodgy Proof of Identity solutions.
Settle down, grab a cup of tea, put your feet up, and have a good long read of what we believe to be excellent and timely industry research.
Intelligent document processing (IDP) software is an essential component of digital transformation projects. Our report gives a comprehensive overview of market size, forecasts, vendors and buying tips.
When you consider the certainty of uncertainty – that no matter how diligently you prepare, you cannot predict what is around the corner – how does that affect how you think about planning your work?
Today we released yet another batch of research reports, Vendor Vignettes. These short reports are, in essence, a vendor product or service review.
Those who know me well will know that I’m a massive public transport nerd outside my weekday life. Avoid me at parties, but specifically because I’ll end up talking about this. It’s not the trains. It’s more about networks and their interconnectivity, how these networks have grown over time, often through accident rather than design, and how their development tracks against our collective social history.
Whatever technology you use is simply a set of tools, and you can build all sorts of solutions to problems with the right hands. Our industry tends to lack imagination, and too few renaissance people to see the wood from the trees.
The goal is to release updates to Titanium every three months for the next year and a half, so that’s something we will watch closely to monitor the progress.
Unlike the past two years’ flurry of game-changing product announcements such as Box Sign, Box Shield, Box Governance, and Box Shuttle, Box Works 2022 was short on “new” and long on “we’re now in GA with all the stuff we said we would do”. This will be good news for Box’s enterprise license customers who seem eager to deploy the new tools.
Today we released a new batch of six research reports, Vendor Vignettes. These short reports are in essence, a product or service review of particular vendors offering.
Genie is the culmination of at least a decade’s worth of incremental progress building on top of the core CRM product through both organic development and a significant volume of acquisitions (of relevance here includes ExactTarget, Krux, Mulesoft as the most significant, at the head of a much longer list).