Deep Learning Is Taking Cognitive Process Automation to New Heights

    Published: September 1, 2021

    Last update: September 15, 2026

    Insiders Technologies will present at the “Intelligent Automation World Series” conference on new opportunities for AI-based process automation through deep learning.

    The “Intelligent Automation World Series” conference is one of the largest events organized by the Shared Services & Outsourcing Network (SSON) and is taking place for the 14th time this year. During the three-day online conference from September 7–9, experts and users will exchange ideas on new approaches to process automation. The SSON has invited Insiders Technologies, a technology leader in AI-based processes, to give a presentation providing an overview of promising, new approaches in cognitive process automation.

    “We live in a world where ever-faster technological changes are constantly creating new opportunities for business growth or efficiency gains that we need to capitalize on.”

    explains Dr. Armin Stahl, Product Manager at Insiders Technologies. “Especially in the field of process automation, the latest developments in AI have paved the way for automation possibilitiesthat we could previously only dream of. But how do you ensure you don’t get lost in the jungle of technological promises? How do you identify the ones that translate into tangible value? That’s where we’re here to help.”

    “In our presentation, we’ll demonstrate how deep learning unlocks an entirely new level of performance for OCR, how low-code approaches can accelerate data extraction, and what innovations exist in classification and platforms,” explains Christian Bokelmann, Head of Sales at Insiders Technologies. “We’ll shed light on the potential of new AI methods for process automation and provide concrete tips on how to get there.”

    The presentation, titled “Exploring Next-Level Cognitive Process Automation Powered by Deep Learning – Visions Become Reality,” will begin on Tuesday, September 7, 2021, at 4:30 p.m. as an online event. Those interested can register for free here.