Mumbai: Robotic process automation firm, Automation Anywhere and Google Cloud have signed a multi-year partnership in a bid to provide more automation capabilities to their clients in India and across the world.
With the partnership, Automation Anywhere’s 'Automation 360' platform will be available on Google Cloud, and the two companies will mutually develop AI- and RPA-powered solutions, bring RPA capabilities to Google Cloud products, and align teams to help businesses scale RPA capabilities.
Google Cloud will also integrate Automation Anywhere’s RPA capabilities with services such as Apigee, Appsheet, and AI Platform. This will allow users to scale the application of automation with API management, low- or no-code development, or the development of ML workflows.
“We are excited to work together with Google Cloud to support business transformation with cloud and automation technologies. Intelligent Automation is the most critical component in the entire digital transformation process, especially as global enterprises acclimatize to the new reality of blended work
model,” said Milan Sheth, EVP-IMEA, Automation Anywhere.
According to research from Automation Anywhere, more than half of businesses plan to increase their investments in automation in the next year, with 67% opting to deploy RPA in the cloud in the next 12 months, driven in part by the need for remote work solutions amidst the global pandemic.
Automation Anywhere has so far deployed over 2.8 million bots to enterprises.
“We believe that by combining Automation Anywhere ’s capabilities with Google Cloud, migrating their overall platform onto our cloud, and jointly going to market, we can bring greater value and technology to customers, scale Automation Anywhere ‘s business, and deliver more value to customers with RPA capabilities integrated into Google Cloud,” said Bikram Singh Bedi, Managing Director, Google Cloud India.
Additionally, Automation Anywhere will migrate Automation 360, its cloud-native, web-based automation platform to Google Cloud as its primary cloud provider.
With the partnership, Automation Anywhere’s 'Automation 360' platform will be available on Google Cloud, and the two companies will mutually develop AI- and RPA-powered solutions, bring RPA capabilities to Google Cloud products, and align teams to help businesses scale RPA capabilities.
Automation Anywhere and Google Cloud will jointly develop solutions geared toward industry-specific use cases, with a focus on financial services, supply chains, healthcare and life sciences, telecommunications, retail, and the public sector, a press note said.
Google Cloud will also integrate Automation Anywhere’s RPA capabilities with services such as Apigee, Appsheet, and AI Platform. This will allow users to scale the application of automation with API management, low- or no-code development, or the development of ML workflows.
“We are excited to work together with Google Cloud to support business transformation with cloud and automation technologies. Intelligent Automation is the most critical component in the entire digital transformation process, especially as global enterprises acclimatize to the new reality of blended work
model,” said Milan Sheth, EVP-IMEA, Automation Anywhere.
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According to research from Automation Anywhere, more than half of businesses plan to increase their investments in automation in the next year, with 67% opting to deploy RPA in the cloud in the next 12 months, driven in part by the need for remote work solutions amidst the global pandemic.
Automation Anywhere has so far deployed over 2.8 million bots to enterprises.
“We believe that by combining Automation Anywhere ’s capabilities with Google Cloud, migrating their overall platform onto our cloud, and jointly going to market, we can bring greater value and technology to customers, scale Automation Anywhere ‘s business, and deliver more value to customers with RPA capabilities integrated into Google Cloud,” said Bikram Singh Bedi, Managing Director, Google Cloud India.
Additionally, Automation Anywhere will migrate Automation 360, its cloud-native, web-based automation platform to Google Cloud as its primary cloud provider.
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