The second initiative is that it provides users with access to Google’s AI APIs from within Blue Prism’s Digital Exchange platform. The first initiative is that it provides Blue Prism users with access to Google Cloud’s data sources in order to satisfy their “big data” needs. The partnership represents three key initiatives.
The news was celebrated among Blue Prism customers because it opened the door to a world of Intelligent Automation possibilities. Last year, Blue Prism announced a partnership with Google Cloud at Blue Prism World, its annual conference. He’s with Pfizer, a Blue Prism customer, and he’s been leveraging and optimizing Blue Prism’s Digital Workforce in a highly regulated environment for the more than two years. As part of the Google and Blue Prism partnership, Venkat works directly with the Blue Prism product team and is focused on driving the adoption of AI and Intelligent Automation in the enterprise. Khurana is on the other end of the spectrum, so to speak. In one of its recent Blue Prism Café webinars, Blue Prism tackled a question that’s on seemingly everyone’s mind today: how can we make our digital workforce more intelligent and more connected? To advance the conversation, Blue Prism brought in two partners who understand the topic well: Naresh Venkat, Head of AI Business Development and Strategic Partnerships at Google Cloud, and Vivek Khurana, Global Automation Service Lead for Pfizer. Both Venkat and Khurana are in unique positions to speak on the topic.
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