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Aisera’s Conversational AI Chatbot listed as the #1 AI Chatbot tool that businesses need to get ahead of the game in 2022.

With decisions to make on how to build a hybrid workforce and improve the virtual recruitment experience for global candidates while focusing on diversity and inclusion, as well, HR leaders have to explore newer avenues and technologies to get ahead — and artificial intelligence (AI) is at the forefront.

In this special guest feature, Muddu Sudhakar, Co-founder and CEO of Aisera, describes how AI provides firms with a way to manage customer service at scale, by providing better on-demand answers and actions.

As in the past, the list features mature and trusted vendors whose products and services have been developed to address customers’ changing needs over many years, as well as newer startups with creative approaches. But whether they have stood the long test of time or are more recent entrants to the field, they all seek

Muddu is the CEO of Aisera and brings a wide range of experience to the table with being apart of some of the most revolutionary companies. We talk about how the cloud is forever changing how IT orgs work and how his technology augments business functions with AI.

As the work environment continuously changes, employers face several concerns related to performance and satisfaction. Muddu Sudhakar, co-founder and CEO, Aisera, discusses how AI-driven virtual assistants enable employee engagement and help HR teams bring long-term changes.

The banking industry isn’t known for the early adoption of new technology or for embracing new tech in general. But, amid the COVID-19 pandemic and the Great Resignation, Banking has adopted a leadership role in technological innovation.

Artificial intelligence (AI) technologies are engineered to make life easier, and the aim is no different when it comes to human resources (HR). This technology is created to optimize workflows and the trend of HR professionals embracing conversational AI tech will continue in 2022.

Conversational AI remains in the “first inning” in terms of innovation and adoption. It will quickly become a necessity for brands that want to thrive in the digital age.

Hear this episode from Muddu Sudhakar on how Aisera is transforming business interactions with predictive AI Service Management (AISM) solution that is purpose-built to automate tasks and actions for IT, HR, Facilities, and Customer Service.

Healthcare Tech Outlook covers how Conversational AI frees healthcare provider service desks from an avalanche of more than 100,000 monthly support requests. Read the full article for more!

Aisera is named as one of Analytics Insight’s top 100 AI startups of 2021! It is an honor to be included with so many great companies and a true testament to our AI’s power and the growth of a fascinating new frontier of possibilities.

Aisera Co-Founder & CEO Muddu Sudhakar joins Jill Malandrino on Nasdaq #TradeTalks to discuss enterprise AI and automating processes for a better omnichannel experience.

Selling AI technology remains difficult. Customers often want customized solutions that are based on their unique data sets. Many AI vendors extol their “platforms” that can seemingly solve any problems. But this approach is usually off the mark. “Customers will buy a platform when multiple solutions are acquired and there are the right integrations,” said

Recently, the company announced they would be partnering with Microsoft to deliver next-gen AI Service Desk solutions to automate requests, tickets, and operations for IT, HR, DevOps, and Customer Service departments.

Muddu Sudhakar, Founder and CEO at Aisera dives into the growing importance and impact of AI on business revenue operations and end goals in this quick chat.

Aisera, one of the world’s first AI-driven platforms that automates tasks, actions and workflows for employees and customers, announced they would be partnering with Microsoft to deliver next-gen AI Service Desk solutions to automate requests, tickets, and operations for IT, HR, DevOps, and Customer Service departments.

AI service experience platform Aisera has announced a partnership with technology giant Microsoft for the delivery of AI service desk solutions on the Microsoft Azure Marketplace. 

Aisera’s artificial intelligence service management (AISM) system is scalable, easy to install, and designed to integrate seamlessly with existing service desks to provide users and workers with innovative end-to-end experiences.

Aisera, one of the world’s first AI-driven platforms that automates tasks, actions and workflows for employees and customers, announced they would be partnering with Microsoft to deliver next-gen AI Service Desk solutions to automate requests, tickets, and operations for IT, HR, DevOps, and Customer Service departments.

McAfee’s Aneel Jaeel and Aisera’s Muddu Sudhakar talk about the need for digital transformation investments in artificial intelligence and automation to deliver on both customer and employee success.

Addressing the problem of increasing customer wait times, US banking platform Dave’s solution was to employ an AI conversational interface that delivers customer self-service.

The business uses for cognitive computing and related technologies, including AI, machine learning, natural language processing, and robotic processing automation, are becoming more widespread than ever.

We have all had the dream that we could live in a world of automation, like George Jetson, just pushing a button. That dream has been slow to arrive, but now we are seeing the rise of Artificial Intelligence and Intelligent Assistants.

It may have taken a pandemic, changing the very fabric of the workplace, but at last, we’re realizing the promise of unsupervised AI. For the first time, companies are leapfrogging to success by adopting “pure-play” unsupervised AI across the enterprise and leaving behind yesterday’s point solutions.

Zoom has experienced unprecedented growth challenges that hampered customer experience and on-time service delivery.

Aisera is a global customer service provider that automates tasks, actions, and workflows for all organizations, recently announced today that they have enhanced its Customer Service & Customer Experience (CX) solutions with the help of AI and Automation.

The IT Operations has over 2.7K+ startups that comprise of companies which refers to facilitate delivery of IT services and to manage IT infrastructure. This includes companies offering services like monitoring, automation, incident handling and disaster recovery.

“The intelligence of Conversational AI and Conversational RPA brings people together without physical contact,” says Muddu Sudhakar, Co-Founder and CEO, Aisera, in an exclusive interview with EnterpriseTalk.

Dartmouth College deployed an AI virtual assistant over Slack to improve communications among 10,000 students and faculty members during the COVID pandemic.

Despite a choppy IPO market for growth tech companies, UiPath was able to pull off a successful offering.

Aisera, a Palo Alto California AI startup company that provides virtual assistants and customer service solutions to businesses, has raised $40 million in series C funding from investors. 

Big funding rounds. Groundbreaking tech. Hiring sprees. Here’s what to know about your local tech scene this year.

Aisera, a company developing a platform that automates operations and support tasks across IT, sales, and customer service, today announced it has raised $40 million in a series C round led by Icon Ventures.

Dartmouth College has deployed an artificial intelligence solution from Aisera to enhance communication with students and faculty during COVID-19.

Dartmouth College is partnering with a Silicon Valley artificial intelligence firm as part of what it says will be a major step to enhance communication with students and faculty during the pandemic.

In a recent announcement, Dartmouth College launched Dart InfoBot, an Aisera AI virtual assistant to better support students and faculty during COVID-19.

To prevent a backlog of IT requests and consultations during the coronavirus pandemic, Dartmouth College has started relying on AI-powered chatbots to act as an online service desk for students and faculty alike, the school said Wednesday.

Digital transformation is one of the most important drivers of how businesses deliver value to their customers in a competitive, fast-changing business environment.

The way we communicate, share data and use technology to act on those insights is changing – and it’s all leading to the cloud.

In episode 03 of the Let’s Connect! Podcast, Muddu Sudhakar of Aisera joins the podcast to talk about Unsupervised AI and how to leverage algorithmic intelligence to create IoT decision trees.

Even before the coronavirus pandemic made our lives more complex and spurred the growing remote workplace trend, automation was already transforming IT service delivery and support.

AIOps is about leveraging AI (Artificial Intelligence) and ML (Machine Learning) to automate various parts of an organization’s IT operations. 

The future of work will be defined and shaped by three key trends: automation, artificial intelligence, and collaboration. To meet the needs of a growing number of enterprise customers, Aisera is teaming up with Microsoft to offer employees a next-generation service desk.

After serving in senior-level executive positions over the past two decades for influential enterprise technology companies such as VMware Inc., Splunk Inc., EMC and ServiceNow Inc., Muddu Sudhakar has developed a sense of where the tech industry is headed.

Aisera is integrated and uses the same Webex collaboration platform your team accesses every day via mobile, tablet, PC, laptop, and phone.

Aisera combined with Webex, creates a solution that enables employees to use Webex to interact and self-serve with existing automated workflows within their organizations.

Chatbots have taken a quantum leap forward in user support, contributing substantially to the emergence of the modern service desk.

The global artificial intelligence market is expected to grow by 46.2% from 2019 to 2025. That type of growth can’t be matched by almost any other industry in the world.

Nothing can stop the momentum of evolution of artificial intelligence (AI). We are currently witnessing a digital transformation that enables the addition of AI capabilities to businesses’ existing IT Service Management and Customer Service Management tools.

There are many things that attribute both positive and negative disruption, but when it comes to technology, I strongly believe all disruption is good.

This week UiPath filed for its IPO (on a confidential basis) and it will likely hit the markets in February. Like other enterprise software companies—such as Snowflake, C3.ai and Palantir—the offering should do extremely well.

This was a banner week for AI (Artificial Intelligence). The reason? Well, C3.ai came public and soared on its debut. It’s certainly a validation of the importance of enterprise AI. Keep in mind that C3.ai provides comprehensive software solutions and services for a myriad of large companies, including 3M, Royal Dutch Shell, Raytheon, Baker Hughes and conEdison.

Today’s urgent need to optimize and transform service desk support across internal departments such as IT, HR, and Sales has led to a dynamic new partnership between Microsoft Teams and Aisera’s AI Service Desk.

Major digital transformation projects like implementing conversational platforms can be the making of an organization, but meticulous, informed planning is critical.

Enterprises of all kinds are going through tremendous disruption in their business models due to unique disruptive technologies such as AI, Machine Learning, Deep Learning, Cloud.

Aisera was recently listed by AI Startups as a top startup developing Conversational AI. Visit the page to learn more.

Watch this Computer America interview featuring Aisera CEO Muddu Sudhakar discussing the future of AI.

Artificial Intelligence automates repetitive tasks, raises productivity and reduces operating costs—all at lightning speed.

IT Service Management is an industry growing by leaps and bounds as small and large organizations become increasingly digital.

As working remotely became a near-global mandate, companies have been thrust headfirst into a digital transformation. AI is helping to smooth the journey.

This week UiPath announced a Series E round for $225 million at a $10.2 billion valuation. The lead on the deal was Alkeon and the other investors included Accel, Coatue, Dragoneer, IVP, Madrona Venture Group, Sequoia Capital, Tencent, Tiger Global, Wellington, and T. Rowe Price Associates.

Aisera, the world’s first AI Service Desk platform that automates tasks, actions and workflows for employees, IT, Cloud, HR and customers, came out of stealth earlier this year with total funding of $50 million — and was just recognized in the annual Forbes AI 50.

Artificial intelligence is beginning to be usefully deployed in almost every industry from customer call centers and finance to drug research.

To drive business value from AI, business managers need to distinguish between the various AI techniques, starting with the many flavors of machine learning.

Customer service is an area that always needs attention and often needs improvement. No matter how strong your systems and your personnel, smart organizations are looking for a competitive edge in this field. Therefore, the work your employees perform in the customer service department is a critical focus for any successful business.

At Microsoft’s Build conference this week, CEO Satya Nadella announced the acquisition of Softomotive, which is a top RPA (Robotic Process Automation) vendor. This technology allows for the automation of repetitive and tedious processes, such as with legacy IT systems.

Watch Aisera CEO Muddu Sudhakar discuss how Aisera’s AI Service Management solution drives exceptional customer and employee experience. Learn how AI plays a fundamental role in the way that businesses focus on their core functions and perform efficient tasks while cutting costs.

The remote work lifestyle will eat the enterprise. Companies have already made huge investments for this and will not abandon these efforts when the virus fades. Besides, in a tough economic environment, there will be more focus on cost-cutting. And the rent line item is a major one. Going forward, enterprise technology will need to

Alumnus and serial entrepreneur Muddu Sudhakar’s company, Aisera, offers a virtual AI-based workforce available 24/7. With customers such as Autodesk, Ciena, Unisys and McAfee on board, the company is now gearing up to tackle COVID-19. We recently contacted Sudhakar to find out how Aisera plans to help during the pandemic.

Customer service centers, whether a shipping group dealing with consumers or an IT organization working with corporate employees, has a lot of information to manage. Technology has been improving over the last decades, and the move of artificial intelligence (AI) into the real world hold promise to help.

We’re already aware that AI is transforming the IT help desk. The recent global pandemic, however, calls new attention to AI’s capabilities. As health concerns continue to spread, more enterprises are implementing remote work. This places IT under increased pressure to support remote workers. Here is where AI steps in to support companies through these

Palo Alto, Calif.-based Aisera has been providing 24/7 AI technology-based assistance to health care providers and government agencies, offering its remote working virtual assistant and collaboration app free for 60 days as of March 20. “The idea is to provide a solution so that the employees and workers, and customers and users can reach out

Robotic Process Automation (RPA) is a fairly simple technology. Consider that it is only been until the past few years that the industry has moved to cloud-based approaches. As a result, there are startups that are springing up to push innovation. And one to keep an eye on is Aisera. The company is the first AI-driven service experience solution

Aisera's AI Service Management (AISM) solution is designed to aid companies in growing and scaling using technologies such as Conversational AI and RPA. The cloud-native solution automates tasks, actions, and workflows to ensure that organizations are cutting costs and streamlining their core work processes. In addition to Conversational AI and RPA, the solution also encompasses [...]

Aisera, the world’s first AI-driven platform that automates tasks, actions, and workflows for employees, raised $20M in Series B round of financing. The funding round was led by Norwest Venture Partners, with significant participation from True Ventures, Khosla Ventures, Menlo Ventures, Ram Shriram, and Maynard Webb Investments. The company raised more than $50M in total

At the end of each year, eWEEK likes to post observations from IT thought leaders about what they think we should all expect in the coming year–new products, innovative services, trends to look for, and so on. As usual, we’ve published a few of these thus far, but we had some publishing-process snafus in December and early

Aisera — the world’s first AI-driven platform that automates tasks, actions, and workflows for employees and customers — announced it has raised $20 million in Series B funding. This funding round was led by Norwest Venture Partners with participation from Menlo Ventures, True Ventures, Khosla Ventures, First Round Capital, Ram Shriram, and Maynard Webb Investments.

Aisera, a Palo Alto, Calif.-based AI-driven platform that automates tasks, actions and workflows for employees and customers, secured $20M in Series B funding. The round was led by Norwest Venture Partners, with participation from Menlo Ventures, True Ventures, Khosla Ventures, First Round Capital, Ram Shriram and Maynard Webb Investments. Read the full article for more

Aisera, the world’s first AI-driven platform that automates tasks, actions, and workflows for employees and customers, announced that it has secured $20M in Series B funding. The round was led by Norwest Venture Partners, with participation from Menlo Ventures, True Ventures, Khosla Ventures, First Round Capital, Ram Shriram, and Maynard Webb Investments. The company, which

Robotic process automation — the ability to automate certain repetitive software-based tasks to free up people to focus on work that computers cannot do — has become a major growth area in the world of IT. Today, a startup called Aisera that is coming out of stealth has taken this idea and supercharged it by using artificial

With the consumerization of enterprise IT, employees are expecting the same level of service excellence from IT service management (ITSM) solutions. Users expect enterprise services to be delivered instantly, in the device and channel of their preference, with a high degree of personalization and without having to talk to someone. Leading enterprises are now transforming

Aisera, the world’s first artificial intelligence (AI) driven service experience solution, announced its launch in a highly anticipated debut—with a record year-to-year growth of 350% and a growing number of enterprise customers fully deployed on the platform. After two years of working with top multinational corporations, Aisera is initiating a powerful product launch that will deliver this

Aisera, a provider of an AI-driven service experience solution, is launching its debut product that will deliver transformational AI to corporations looking for the best in self-service experience solutions. Aisera’s arrival gives Chief Information Officers (CIOs) the robust AI Service Management (AISM) solution they seek to achieve an exceptional service experience spanning the enterprise across

AI has grown phenomenally in the last decade. One of the current big AI trends in the world is looking for places where AI can be practically applied. Although many people dream of incredible applications for AI, practicality is a key trait that must persist. Companies are looking for solutions for many of their current

Cloud computing has been a Top 3 trends in IT since it took root with the introduction of AWS’s S3 data storage in late 2006. Its predecessor, the ASP (application service provider), was an important pioneering technology, but it generally was a fragile and unreliable solution. It took a lot of trial and error, time,

The age of automation is upon us. While businesses have started embracing artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) to help automate many of their business systems, some companies persist in using manual methods for processes that could be more efficiently and cost-effectively managed through automation. This can lead to a range of problems, including

In today’s digital world, consumers expect the online services they use to work smoothly and seamlessly, 24/7. Unfortunately, unexpected glitches and bugs can cause service platforms to “short-circuit,” rendering them ineffective for the duration of the shutdown. This is a stressful and challenging situation for online service providers, especially those in the banking, cloud computing,

How AI Customer Experience Enriches Customers And Employees Artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning (ML), and natural language processing (NLP) are becoming more and more sophisticated. AI has countless applications, but a 2019 trend is its adaptation for the work environments of organizations. AI is instrumental in the daily processes of the workplace and maybe not

AI and ML Revolutionizes Customer Experience The latest consumer trends have all pointed to customer experience as a key factor for success in businesses. As the world is becoming more and more digitized, consumer trends, especially customer experience, are becoming increasingly crucial. With technological advancements, Artificial Intelligence (AI) plays a large role in improving efficiency, [...]

Explore artificial intelligence for ITSM, IT Service Desks, and the tool options All AI-enabled ITSM tools aim to streamline and automate IT service desks, but buyers must make the right selection to get the most out of these products. According to TechTarget, several tools are on the market and they all provide different capabilities. With [...]

How to Explain Service Mesh in Plain English With many different technologies on the rise today, it can be difficult to stay up-to-date and have a working understanding of each and every topic. Understanding different technologies allows individuals to vastly improve their knowledge base. Developing some level of understanding of these concepts is crucial to [...]

Why Robotic Process Automation (RPA) Projects Fail: 4 Factors “The typical problem with RPA is the rigidity of the process and the dependency [and] sensitivity of the applications or systems that are being automated,” says Muddu Sudhakar, CEO at Aisera. “The reason behind that is the fact that RPA is typically leveraging screen-scraping technologies, with the [...]

Adapting The MVP Model For Testing Your AI The MVP Model is an important aspect in the world of tech. Companies are rapidly attempting to implement AI solutions into the everyday processes of their business operations. In this highly competitive environment, companies need to stay on top of their game and make sure that they [...]