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Everest Group's Enterprise Intelligent Automation Adoption Maturity | Pinnacle ModelTM Analysis

Learn from other Intelligent Automation practitioners how faster implementation, larger scale, and using 2.4X number of use cases can help you achieve 200% ROI on Intelligent Automation. 

“We have deployed 100+ processes using robotics in the last two years. Overall firm productivity has gone up, with STP (Straight-Through Processing) rates of 93%.”

— Head of global business services & group productivity, global information services firm

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Source: Everest Group’s “Enterprise Intelligent Automation Adoption Maturity | Pinnacle ModelTM Analysis”

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