Transforming at scale with automation to enable success with a digital workforce

Learn. Unlearn. Relearn. Seismic shifts in geopolitics, supply chain disruptions and a labor crunch amid the backdrop of a pandemic have forced organizations to adapt quickly. Many have turned to automation to spark their digital transformation journeys, chiefly to reduce cost.

But automation is no longer just about cost savings these days. Companies in the Asia Pacific and Japan (APJ) are now thinking further and looking beyond – what more can scaling with automation help them achieve?

In this latest International Data Corporation (IDC) InfoBrief*, It’s Time to Elevate the Automation Mindset and Scale in Asia/Pacific, we explore how organizations across APJ are driving automation at speed with investments over the next three years.

Gain insights on:

• How revenue in robotic process automation will skyrocket, hitting US$2.6 billion in 2026

• Top functions being automated by industry pioneers and their corresponding benefits

• Internal obstacles impeding automation at scale and the best practices to overcome them

• Key trends in sectors such as retail and manufacturing, and country-specific case studies

With digital-first strategies that place strong emphasis on improving productivity, efficiency, collaboration and accuracy, learn how automation frontrunners across APJ are scaling faster to tackle business challenges.

The digital workforce is already evolving. Why wait when you can take the first step? Whether you are a CIO, business leader, manager, or just keen to learn more, download your complimentary copy of this InfoBrief to get new insights that could inspire your next automation project.

"At Daikin, we believe that IPA is the best tool to advance our digitalization efforts. Automation implementations internally have been empowering and encouraging employees to upskill themselves and improve their IT literacy. Going forward, we will continue to redesign processes and leverage automation to be able to deliver on FUSION 25, our long-term company growth strategy."

— Seikoba Suguru, IT Development Dept., Daikin Industries, Ltd.

The IDC InfoBrief is also available in Chinese (Simplified), Japanese, and Korean.