Amid what’s referred to as the Fourth Industrial Revolution, it’s well understood that enterprises must act. Automation is a crucial driver of that change.Firms, such as UiPath Inc., will have to move fast and show they’re best at document understanding, process mining, automation creation and computer vision, according to theCUBE industry analyst Dave Vellante (pictured, right). But the company has a chance to carve out a position as a pure play automation expert, he added.The path ahead was the big question on everyone’s minds before the UiPath FORWARD VI event on Oct. 10-11

One of the world’s largest chipmakers recently won recognition for leveraging AI-powered automation to achieve transformational business results.Intel Corp. was one of the organizations recognized in the inaugural UiPath AI10 Awards program this month. The company received recognition for automating a manually intensive process in its global trade organization that would accurately handle changing product codes for shipment of goods to countries around the world.“In 25 weeks, we’ve done 35,000 products at 99% accuracy,” said Siddharth Shah (pictured, second from left), Automation Leader at Intel