ACL Digital 使用 ElectroNeek 机器人改造手动工作流程
技术
- 分析与建模 - 机器人过程自动化 (RPA)
- 平台即服务 (PaaS) - 应用开发平台
适用行业
- 国家安全与国防
适用功能
- 质量保证
用例
- 租赁金融自动化
- 物料搬运自动化
服务
- 测试与认证
关于客户
ACL Digital 是一家主要服务于北美和印度市场的 IT 服务提供商。他们专注于为客户实施 RPA，重点关注流程自动化。随着服务的增长，他们发现许多客户需要多个流程实现自动化，这对当前供应商的每个机器人许可模式构成了挑战。他们寻求一种解决方案，使他们能够扩展流程自动化工作，而无需客户更改其遗留系统或花费更多资金。他们的目标是建立一个可以支持广泛的自动化需求的机器人库。
挑战
ACL Digital 是一家 IT 服务提供商，在为其客户实施流程自动化方面面临着挑战。主要障碍是客户误解他们必须将旧系统换成新软件，这引发了对专有信息和客户信息的安全和保护的担忧。随着 ACL Digital 的机器人流程自动化 (RPA) 服务的增长，很明显需要更好的解决方案。许多客户需要自动化多个流程，这意味着需要多个机器人。然而，当前供应商的每个机器人许可模式使这变得困难。 ACL Digital 需要一个可扩展的解决方案，使他们能够构建机器人库并提高流程自动化，而无需公司花费更多资金并更改其遗留系统。
解决方案
ACL Digital 在 ElectroNeek 中找到了完美的解决方案，该平台不仅提供无代码功能，而且还提供支持自动化无限可扩展性的许可模型。这意味着 ACL Digital 可以构建机器人库并自动化多个流程，而无需多个许可证。该平台还允许他们弥合系统之间的差距，这意味着客户不必放弃他们的遗留系统。 ACL Digital 从简单的自动化开始，逐渐扩展到更复杂的流程。该平台还确保安全协议不被更改，客户不必担心更改任何工具或软件。 ElectroNeek 平台的质量与传统供应商相当，但成本更低。
运营影响
数量效益
Case Study missing?
Start adding your own!
Register with your work email and create a new case study profile for your business.
相关案例.
Case Study
Data Capture for Afghanistan Forces
Electronic equipments on the field of Afghanistan provided information on the status of the vehicle and to identify potential threats surrounding it to the British Force. The monitoring and interpretation of this data requires robust and sophisticated digitization for data capture and communication.
Case Study
Enhancing Security and Compliance in Remitly's Global Money Transfer Service with Fastly
Remitly, an online remittance service, was faced with the challenge of securing its proprietary global transfer network. The company needed a security solution that could meet PCI requirements and protect customers' sensitive transactions through its mobile application. The solution had to be capable of defending against new and emerging attack types without impacting performance. Remitly also had to deal with irregular traffic patterns, such as a sudden spike in account transfers from a small network segment on the Pacific coastline of South America. The company needed to determine in real time whether such traffic indicated an attack or valid requests. A traditional web application firewall (WAF) would not be able to distinguish this traffic, potentially leading to customer frustration if the IP was blacklisted.
Case Study
Major Aerospace Company Automates Asset Management
The O&M division of an aerospace and global security company was using spreadsheets to manually track more than 3,000 assets assigned to students and staff. Maintaining audit trails for this high volume of equipment became increasingly time-consuming and challenging. The chore involved knowing precisely what equipment was on hand, what had been issued, its location and the name of the custodial owner of each item. Every aspect of this task was carried owner of each item. Every aspect of this task was carried out by individuals with spreadsheets. Manually documenting the full lifecycle of each asset added to the burden. This included tracking maintenance requirements and records, incidents and damages, repairs, calibrations, depreciation, and end-of-life data.
Case Study
Securing a Large Data Center in the EMEA Region: An IoT Case Study
A leading data-center operator in the EMEA region, with multiple facilities spanning over 25,000 square meters, faced significant security challenges. The operator experienced interruptions in their internal IT network due to unsupervised work of third-party technicians. Despite having a high-end building control system that provided 24x7 monitoring and control to all the building’s infrastructure, the data center was vulnerable from a cyber perspective as it was connected to the IT network infrastructure. The operator launched an urgent OT cyber security project that included both IT-OT network segmentation and OT network asset mapping and anomaly detection. The main objectives were to harden the security of the server systems, secure the facility’s power supply and server cooling system, strengthen the segmentation between building and operational systems, create a visual OT network map, and set up a system for presenting supply-chain attacks that may threaten the data center through equipment vendors’ maintenance activities.
Case Study
Leveraging Graph Technology for Enhanced Cybersecurity: A Case Study on MITRE's CyGraph
MITRE, a federally-funded, not-for-profit company that manages seven national research and development laboratories in the United States, was grappling with the challenge of managing an influx of cybersecurity data. The constant changes in network environments were impacting the security posture of U.S. government agencies. Intrusion alerts, anti-virus warnings, and seemingly benign events like logins, service connections, and file share access were all potentially associated with adversary activity. The cybersecurity researchers at MITRE needed to go beyond rudimentary assessments of security posture and attack response. This required merging isolated data into higher-level knowledge of network-wide attack vulnerabilities and mission readiness. The challenge was not the lack of information, but the ability to assemble disparate pieces of information into an overall analytic picture for situational awareness, optimal courses of action, and maintaining mission readiness. The team also struggled with fully comprehending a given security environment and mapping all known vulnerabilities.
Case Study
Enhancing Security Precision with IoT: A Case Study of Guardsman Group
Guardsman Group, a leading security company in the Caribbean, faced a significant challenge in maintaining the security of its digital infrastructure. The company provides security equipment, personnel, and systems for various businesses across the region. However, one of its offices experienced a security incident that affected all communications at that location. The existing security tools were not sufficient to provide the necessary protection, and it took hours to identify the source of the issue. This incident highlighted the need for a dynamic solution that could proactively identify threats. The company's primary concern was any disruption to its business, as it manages a significant portion of Jamaica's money and cannot afford for its operations to go down.
