We’re looking into robotic process automation tools to help reduce manual work across our operations, but we’re not fully sure which types of processes are the best fit or where companies typically see the biggest return. How do we figure out where to start?
I run a 600-person annual industry conference, and my post-event surveys keep telling me the same thing: the talks were great, but people left without making the connections they came for. Attendees wandered the venue not knowing who else was there, missed the handful of contacts who actually mattered to them, and exchanged business cards they never followed up on.
What I need is a way for attendees to see who's coming, get matched to the people worth meeting based on their goals and industry, and book meetings in advance, so the value of my event isn't left to chance encounters in a hallway.
I run the online inventory for a mid-size used car lot and I'm trying to figure out where dealers actually get their 360 spin photos done. You know the ones, where a shopper can grab the car on the listing and rotate it all the way around, see every angle inside and out. Our current photos are just flat shots from a guy with a phone walking around the lot, and I can tell we're losing people on the VDP because the listings feel cheap next to the bigger stores. Curious what's actually working for other dealers and what turned out to be a waste of money.