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Akasa - how Unified Automation® is changing healthcare automation
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Akasa - breakthrough for efficiency in healthcare
Technology is becoming increasingly important in the dynamic and complicated world of healthcare. This change is being led by AKASA, a cutting-edge healthcare AI development company. Unified Automation®, their patented technology, is targeted to the particular demands of healthcare businesses and promises to alter the industry's approach to revenue cycle management, operational efficiency, and patient experience.
Unified Automation® is a unique combination of cutting-edge technology such as computer vision-based Robotic Process Automation (RPA), machine learning, and human-in-the-loop integration. The WorkloggerTM tool is an essential component of AKASA's solution, allowing for remote monitoring of team work. AKASA may grasp the present workflows and procedures by carefully evaluating how teams finish their task. This data is subsequently tagged and supplied into the automation system, laying the groundwork for autonomous AI functioning.
Once the AI understands the duties, it may begin to do them autonomously and effectively. The technology effortlessly fits into the existing work queue, taking up jobs and completing them without causing any inconvenience to personnel. This method enables exceptional scalability and efficiency in the management of complicated, repetitive processes in healthcare organizations.
AKASA is more than simply another artificial intelligence business. It represents a specific, specialized approach to the unique difficulties of healthcare. AKASA's Unified Automation® platform is set to enable transformation throughout the healthcare sector by leveraging advanced technologies such as computer vision-based RPA, machine learning, and human knowledge.
The company was founded by Andy Atwal in 2018. To date, they have raised $85 million.