#processinnovation

[digirockettechnologies]

Reimagining Workflows with Agentic Process Automation

In today’s fast-paced business world, the conventional rule-based automation simply doesn’t cut it. Enter agentic process automation, where intelligent AI agents don’t just follow scripts—they reason, adapt and act on their own. These agents gather and analyze data, make decisions in real time, and execute complex multi-step workflows across departments—freeing teams from repetitive tasks and enabling them to focus on strategic initiatives. Whether it’s optimizing supply chains, automating customer service journeys or managing financial processes, agentic automation offers scalability, flexibility and efficiency like never before. Embrace this next frontier and transform how work actually gets done.

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AI-Powered Process Development Optimizer - Quartic

Accelerate process development with AI-first innovation. Quartic’s PD Optimizer leverages small-data AI to refine process characterization and control, optimizing for yield, quality, safety, and efficacy. Empower scientists and engineers to reduce timelines, lower material usage, and drive faster, smarter product development.

[stacymalden]

BEING CLEAR

Being clear about things that are normally muddy seems like a potential competitive advantage...The big opportunity though seems to be to find things that are murky and confusing and to redesign them so that they're clear. There are some obvious candidates - phone tarrifs, loan payments, energy bills, EULAs - but the interesting ones will be where we don't even notice things are murky any more. Keep reading.

— Clarity as a Business Model, Russell Davies

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Taking a break for some fresh air and green landscapes may help to boost your productivity, see evidence from Artist Dave Kinsey in the video above. 

[via Hypebeast]

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SURVIVAL AND LONGTIME BRANDS

'Just being old doesn’t mean much. I would say that to survive for a hundred years you have to be nimble and flexible and relevant. And being relevant in 1950 is different from being relevant in 1980 or relevant in 2014.” Keep reading.

— Comfort of Longtime Brands Inspire Campaigns, The New York Times

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THE WORTHY SELLER

Great post from Noah Brier, co-founder of Percolate, on worthy sellers. 

The best seller in the world is more like a doctor than a bulldozer. They treat every new client as an opportunity to understand the challenges and try to reach a diagnosis. When they encounter a barrier they don’t run it over, instead they feel around, understanding every nuance of the barrier that stands in front of them. They feel for curves and openings and every other important aspect until they understand that the best way to the other side is one step up, three steps over, and a small twist of the wrist.Keep reading.

— What I Learned About Sales, Medium

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PUTTING STUFF TOGETHER

The further we push out the boundaries of knowledge and innovation, the more the next great value breakthroughs--that is, the next new hot-selling products and services--will come from putting together disparate things that you would never think of as going together. Keep reading.

— The Three Biggest Barriers to Innovation, Co.Design