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The Partnership Between Automation Anywhere and Google Cloud

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This Monday, Google Cloud announced a new multi-year collaboration with Automation Anywhere to accelerate intelligent automation adoption with enterprises on a global scale.

As part of their new alliance, Automation Anywhere will become Google Cloud’s preferred RPA partner while Google Cloud will serve as Automation Anywhere’s primary cloud provider. Automation Anywhere’s Automation 360 platform will be available on Google Cloud, and both companies will mutually developing AI- and RPA-powered services.

As for Google, it will also integrate Automation Anywhere’s RPA capabilities into multiple Google Cloud products, including Apigee and Appsheet. The companies will also co-develop industry-specific services geared toward supply chains, healthcare, telecommunications, retail, public sector, and financial services organizations.

“As businesses increasingly run in the cloud, RPA provides the means to streamline processes across both cloud-native applications and legacy, on-premises systems – ultimately helping employees spend less time on repetitive tasks and more time supporting business-critical projects. We are proud to partner with Automation Anywhere to help businesses quickly deploy and scale RPA capabilities on Google Cloud, and to address business challenges with solutions specially designed for industries.”

Thomas Kurian, CEO, Google Cloud

“By partnering with Google Cloud, we can help organizations leverage intelligent automation capabilities at a massive, global scale, and dramatically decrease the amount of time that teams spend on their most common, repetitive business tasks. Intelligent Automation can be an important asset in digital transformation, particularly as global enterprises adapt to a new reality of distributed work. We’re delighted to work closely with Google Cloud to support business transformation with cloud and automation.”

Mihir Shukla, CEO and Co-founder, Automation Anywhere

“Cloud competitors AWS and Microsoft also provide RPA tools, but most RPA implementations are heavily reliant on subject matter experts and service teams. All in all, if you are an Azure or AWS customer, that wouldn’t shift you to becoming a Google customer. But it might stop a Google customer moving to another stack.”

Alan Pelz-Sharpe, Founder and Principal Analyst, Deep Analysis