Carl Lehmann is a Principal Analyst in the Applied Infrastructure & DevOps research channel. He leads 451 Research's coverage of process automation and integration in hybrid IT architectures, as well as how hybrid IT affects business strategy and operations. The markets covered in his research include digital automation platforms (including workflow and business process management suites), robotic process automation technology, process discovery and mining technology, and hybrid integration platforms (including integration PaaS and API management).
Prior to joining 451 Research, Carl was a Principal Analyst at BPMethods, where he advised clients on business strategy and process management. His book, Strategy and Business Process Management: Techniques for Improving Execution, Adaptability, and Consistency, was published by Taylor and Francis Group in 2012. Carl was also a Senior VP of Strategy and Product Management for a B2B integration firm (now OpenText), and served 10 years as VP of Research for IT advisory firms Gartner and META Group, advising Fortune 500 clients. Carl's career began as a Project Manager for AT&T and a Product Manager for Digital Equipment Corporation (now Hewlett Packard Enterprise). He is a graduate of Boston University School of Management.
The new release features the Jidoka robotic process automation technology the vendor gained through the recent acquisition of Novayre. The platform is being positioned as a full-stack automation environment that combines RPA, workflow, decision rules, case management, AI, and low-code design and development tooling.
The company, which positions itself as a provider of business transformation services and real-time process intelligence, has offered a mature process automation platform for some time now. Its recent growth spurt could be attributed to increased market demand, but we believe its pedigree has something to do with it.
The migration of organizations away from business as usual toward adaptive digital businesses is driving the need for multifaceted, yet simple, business process automation platforms. PMG's offering aims to enable somewhat tech-savvy business professionals to rapidly design, develop and deploy these automations.
Cloud-native computing can abstract away the complexity of IT infrastructure. It promises to free developers to concentrate on crafting logic, improving development quality and accelerating the deployment of mission-critical applications. It's composed of many different technologies, at various stages of maturity. This report defines and describes how we will research and analyze cloud-native technologies, and how they can be used to build digital businesses.
The company was one of the earlier RPA vendors to enable process discovery as part of its technology. The latest upgrades add RPA capabilities that improve software robot reliability, and refine process discovery and reporting to aid in robot project creation and management.
It seems that AntWorks doesn't have to stick its foot in the door anymore to get attention. Companies are now open to learn more about its unique combination of AI and robotic process automation and how its technology stacks can make sense of complex unstructured data.
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