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In the ever-evolving landscape of business and technology, the concept of automation has taken center stage, driving transformative changes across industries. From streamlining processes to enhancing productivity, automation has become a cornerstone of modern business operations. However, as we embark on the journey towards Industry 4.0, the integration of advanced technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI) and robotics is paving the way for a new era of automation known as hyperautomation. At EOX Vantage, we are at the forefront of this revolution, empowering businesses with AI-powered solutions to unlock unprecedented efficiency and success. Join us as we explore the intersection of hyperautomation and Industry 4.0, and the role of intelligent automation in shaping the future of industries.

Companies face a constant stream of data from various sources. The ability to convert this data into useful insights is crucial to achieving operational excellence and driving business success. At EOX Vantage, we recognize the significance of operational intelligence. That's why our Enterprise Operating System (EOS) is equipped with advanced features such as real-time dashboards and event correlation. These features empower our clients with valuable insights and control over their operations. Let's explore how EOS enables operational intelligence and enables data-driven decision-making.

Companies need efficient tools and systems to streamline their operations, increase productivity, and stimulate growth. The Enterprise Operating System (EOS) is one such tool that provides a comprehensive platform for organizing and managing all aspects of an organization in a centralized location. At EOX Vantage, our specialty lies in delivering state-of-the-art EOS solutions that are customized to meet the specific requirements of our clients. Join us as we explore the essential components of EOS, such as ERP systems, APIs, and real-time monitoring tools, and learn how they can revolutionize your business operations.

In today's fast-paced business world, organizations are constantly searching for innovative ways to streamline their operations, improve productivity, and promote growth. One such solution that has transformed enterprise management is the Enterprise Operating System (EOS) software. At EOX Vantage, we are committed to equipping our clients with cutting-edge technology, and our EOS software is at the forefront of organizational transformation. Let's delve into the basics of EOS software, its model, and its significance in enterprise management.

It's common for employees to go through training to prevent them from clicking on or accidentally downloading spam, but what is not as common is for job applicants to go through that same training and to be expecting their dream job employer to be a scammer posing as the hiring company.  

Published in CHART Exchange | December 2020 issue
Author: Mike Fieseler

We find ourselves at the end of year like no other we've experienced. Everything changed overnight. Your people went remote, your clients went remote. Everyone's attitude and work habits, the way we access data and information and our expectations altered suddenly and to an extent most of us didn't expect.

It all turned into an unprecedented maelstrom of technological activity as we crafted ways to work from home, add self-serve tools, deal with no-contact claims/meetings/service and engineer rapid deployment of digitization and automated workflows.

In an unfortunate bit of irony for businesses, the very apps that are intended to help smoothly run the business and drive workplace efficiency actually may be making their staffers less productive.

This scenario plays out in a situation that's been dubbed "app overload." It's been called the silent productivity killer, due to its counterintuitive nature.

PART 2

Welcome to part 2 in our review of how the COVID-19 pandemic has changed the ways companies do business - in the short term, as well as probably in the long term and perhaps forever.

PART 1

The pandemic has changed the ways companies do business... in the short term, probably in the long term and in some cases likely forever. We have published some pieces recently on the virus's effects on the insurance industry. Now we want to take a broader view and see what it has done for all kinds of businesses in the economy.