Ricardo Badillo's guest appearances

Ricardo Badillo

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The AI Network Podcast

Edda Blumenstein

Eli Lilly

Alexander Hubel

Cindy Gallagher

Xavier Rodriguez

Emil Balk-Møller

Roland Haefs

Richie Daigle

Steven Jo

Kamila Grembowicz

Beju Shah

Sebastian Zeiss

Anil Bhavnani

Jon Therekauf

Brandon Halbert

OwlTail

Ricardo Badillo shares his experience with implementing AI and how to harness it effectively: "We spent a lot of time understanding and educating our company, our internal organization that the robots actually use the same credentials as any other employee. That the robots don't get crazy and will not be able to do all the type of transactions different to what they were actually trying to do. So, information security was a real challenge and I think, for other companies, it's the same challenge because they need to start adopting those policies to work with robots."

<p>Ricardo Badillo shares his experience with implementing AI and how to harness it effectively: "We spent a lot of time understanding and educating our company, our internal organization that the robots actually use the same credentials as any other employee. That the robots don't get crazy and will not be able to do all the type of transactions different to what they were actually trying to do. So, information security was a real challenge and I think, for other companies, it's the same challenge because they need to start adopting those policies to work with robots."</p>

EP.82: Ricardo Badillo, Western Union

Ricardo Badillo shares insight on the customization of implementing RPA: "There's no one size fits all or recipe to implement RPA Center of Excellence. Especially because it needs to be customized to your organization culture and organization structure, but there are definitely some things that are standard or some components that need to be in place. Based on the journey that we've completed so far, that is around two to three years in implementing RPA, one of the main lessons learned was information security."

<p>Ricardo Badillo shares insight on the customization of implementing RPA: "There's no one size fits all or recipe to implement RPA Center of Excellence. Especially because it needs to be customized to your organization culture and organization structure, but there are definitely some things that are standard or some components that need to be in place. Based on the journey that we've completed so far, that is around two to three years in implementing RPA, one of the main lessons learned was information security."</p>

Ep. 67: Ricardo Badillo, Western Union