Due to new applications and business models emerging as well as lower device costs, IoT usage is growing across industries. As a result, there are more connected devices than ever before, including cars, wearable technology, monitors, and consumer goods. According to Ericsson, there will be 1.5 billion IoT devices with cellular connections by 2022, up from 400 million in 2016. Workflow automation's modernisation and process optimisation now heavily rely on robotic process automation (RPA). Businesses all over the world are undergoing a digital transformation because to these two technologies working together.
The market for Workflow Automation was estimated to be worth USD 18,890 million in 2022, and from that year to 2030, it is predicted to increase at a CAGR of 16.6%.
Top Companies in the Workflow Automation Industry:
Xerox Corporation:
1. Established in 1906. United States headquarters. Original equipment manufacturer and software provider Xerox Holdings Corp. Xerox only engages in one business activity: designing, developing, and selling printing technology and related solutions. The United States accounts for 60% of its revenue, while international markets account for 40%. The business specialises in the major enterprise markets as an OEM of multifunction printers, also known as MFPs (printers that can print, copy, and scan). The most recent acquisitions are Powerland (February 2022), Go Inspire (July 2022), and Advanced UK (Jan 2023).
IBM Corporation:
2. Established in 1911. Headquarters in the United States. IBM aims to support all facet of an organization's IT requirements. The company's main product lines include hardware, software, consulting, and IT services. With operations in 175 nations, IBM has around 350,000 employees. To support its 5,200 clients, which include 95% of the Fortune 500, the company has a sizable network of 80,000 business partners. Despite being a B2B corporation, IBM has a substantial external influence. For instance, IBM is in charge of 50% of all wireless connections worldwide and 90% of all credit card transactions worldwide. Apptio, a software business, and IBM are negotiating a $5 billion deal.
Nintex Global Limited:
3. Established in 2006. Headquarters in the United States. Creator of integrated workflow automation software aimed at the life sciences, energy, and financial services sectors. Clients may reduce expenses through process automation and improve their business processes thanks to the company's platform, which includes features including workflow automation, process mapping, automated document creation, and integrated analytics. Nintex hires Kryon, the RPA's leader.
