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How automation and data intelligence create added value

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Many companies successfully use automation to save time, reduce errors, and relieve teams. But this only taps into part of its potential. The real added value comes when automation goes beyond efficiency and becomes the basis for better decisions. This is where the next level of maturity begins: the interplay of automation, data intelligence, and AI. 

Why automation delivers high-quality real-time data

Every automated process generates data - structured, consistent, and traceable. While manual processes often provide incomplete or inaccurate information, automation produces clean, real-time data. This data is not a byproduct, but a strategic source of information. Automation thus evolves from a mere efficiency lever to a foundation for transparency and controllability

 

 

Analyze process data and make informed decisions

But data alone does not create added value. Only through targeted analysis can data be turned into reliable insights. Companies can visualize throughput times and bottlenecks, analyze process costs, identify deviations early on, and continuously monitor key performance indicators. Decisions are no longer based on gut feeling or retrospective reports, but on current, reliable facts. 

 

 

Predictive analytics: From reactive to proactive processes

Predictive analytics takes this approach even further. With the help of AI and machine learning, patterns can be identified and future developments predicted - such as impending bottlenecks, capacity problems, or changes in utilization and demand. Companies no longer act reactively, but proactively

 

 

Measurable added value through data-driven automation

The concrete benefits are measurable: early detection of risks, better resource planning, and sound strategic decisions. Automation thus evolves from an operational tool to a strategic management instrument. 

 

 

Integrated architecture for automation, AI, and management

However, the full effect can only be achieved when automation, AI, and management insights work together. Isolated solutions fall short. An integrated architecture that connects processes, data, and decisions is crucial. Standard solutions are often insufficient for this purpose, as they are rarely tailored precisely to processes, goals, and decision-making structures. 

 

 

Strategically combining automation and data intelligence

Automation is the beginning—data intelligence is the lever.

avinci supports you in strategically integrating both worlds - for greater transparency, better decisions, and a sustainable competitive advantage. 

 

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