Corporate Memory® with AI: Continuous Optimization of Order-to-Cash for Manufacturing
In today’s manufacturing landscape, optimizing the Order-to-Cash (O2C) process is crucial for staying ahead. Mature industries face challenges such as an aging workforce and the loss of tribal knowledge, while revenue cycle leaders grapple with complex order workflows, customer demands, and cross-departmental collaboration. WorkDone’s Corporate Memory® addresses these challenges, revolutionizing O2C management by using AI […]
UiPath vs Selenium vs WorkDone [2025]
Choosing the right automation platform can be the difference between a smooth, scalable operation and missed opportunities. In this comparison, we’ll explore the features, integration capabilities, scalability, and costs of three leading automation tools: UiPath, Selenium, and WorkDone. Use this guide to make an informed choice based on your business’s unique needs. Key Takeaways Comprehensive […]
UiPath Alternatives: Key Limitations & Top Competitors for 2025
Why Not UiPath? UiPath leads in automation tool adoption, but for many businesses, it presents notable challenges. With high costs, complex setup, and difficulty in identifying the highest-ROI opportunities, companies are increasingly exploring alternatives to meet their specific automation needs. Here’s why users are reconsidering UiPath and how to choose a tool that better maximizes […]
UiPath vs Zapier vs WorkDone [2025]
Automation has become a crucial element in helping businesses operate efficiently and reduce repetitive tasks. UiPath, Zapier, and WorkDone are three standout platforms in this space, each offering unique strengths that cater to different automation needs. In this article, we’ll explore their key features, scalability, integration capabilities, pricing, and real-world applications, helping you make the […]
UiPath vs Pega vs WorkDone [2025]
Choosing the right automation platform can be the difference between a smooth, scalable operation and missed opportunities. In this comparison, we’ll explore the features, integration capabilities, scalability, costs, and real-world applications of three leading automation tools: UiPath, Pega, and WorkDone. Use this guide to make an informed choice based on your business’s unique needs. Key […]
Mastering the Order-to-Cash Process with WorkDone.ai
In the current dynamic business environment, the mastery of the Order-to-Cash (O2C) process holds paramount importance. CFOs and COOs face the challenge of accelerating complexities of their Order-to-Cash (O2C) process and how to best institute continuous improvement of customer service. This accelerating complexity stems in part from the near-stoppable US economy and significant increases in […]
Corporate Memory: A Strategic Asset for E-Commerce
In the e-commerce sector, where agility and innovation are king, the loss of institutional knowledge is a silent crisis. With baby boomers retiring at an unprecedented rate, the U.S. is experiencing a massive brain drain. This isn’t just about losing employees; it’s about losing years of accumulated expertise and insights.
PayPal’s Web3 Strategy Needs Corporate Memory
Last week, PayPal announced the launch of a US Dollar stablecoin named PYUSD in a major step to support the web3 ecosystem. If leveraged strategically alongside companies like WorkDone, PayPal is poised to unlock new potential in the digital economy.
Generative AI and Job Displacement: The Role of UBI
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has recently been the subject of much debate and speculation. The discourse surrounding AI has been a mixed bag, with some heralding it as the harbinger of a new era of technological advancement while others view it with a sense of trepidation. The question is, where does the truth lie?
Corporate Memory Means Never Reinventing the Wheel
Companies like British Petroleum have firsthand experience with the breathtaking cost that comes from “inadequate knowledge sharing” which totaled billions of dollars in subsequent claims for them. In 2010, when their oil rig exploded, it took BP 5 days to notice the leak; pouring almost 900,000 liters of oil into the ocean. After demanding an investigation into the cause of the incident, the US Congress was stunned to learn the answer: an employee with “specialized knowledge” left BP and simply wasn’t replaced. This oversight cost the company approximately $62 billion.
