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Many industries, from banking and insurance to health and life sciences, are starting to embark upon a hyper-automation journey and leverage its benefits. Their hyper-automation journeys will expand and enhance automation-related opportunities across their enterprises, letting humans focus on what they do best. Testifying to this fact is a Gartner report that reveals: "By 2025, the market for software that enables hyper-automation will reach nearly $860 billion, with a CAGR of 12.3%."
This isn’t about banking and insurance alone, since the competition demands organizations in all sectors step up their automation efforts and divert human resources to value-added tasks. But starting your hyperautomation journey isn’t a cakewalk. It requires a systematic approach involving pre-journey, during-journey and post-journey preparations.
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