Blue Prism Share Discussion Threads

[ambelmax] 18/3/2018 18:28

This article is about Blue Prism though!
But Danny don’t you read it, it will only make your eye start to twitch

[dannyboylife] 18/3/2018 13:47

Nice Article Hazl. FWIW. This has nothing to do with RPA or Blue PRISM. Robotrading is re engineered server side processing and complex Algorithms and AI requires big data at high speed and heavy horse power - it isn't cheap and developed by the boys with ultra deep pockets.

[chester] 16/3/2018 15:17

No, I didn't Hazl. Never mind.

[hazl] 16/3/2018 14:07

Well spotted chester.
Separately,where did you find that info you wanted in the end?

[chester] 16/3/2018 11:14

1470p is the 38% Fib level and also the trendline break support. Risk/Reward looks good here imo

[sogoesit] 16/3/2018 07:43

Great info. Thanks.

[hazl] 15/3/2018 07:40

Excellent info perhaps explains the recent surge?

[joatmon] 15/3/2018 06:43

"Federal, state and local government agencies benefit from added resources, partners, expertise and enhanced commercial security standards
LONDON and AUSTIN, Texas, March 14, 2018 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Blue Prism (AIM:PRSM), provider of the world's most successful digital workforce, today announced a new program designed to enable quick and easy Robotic Process Automation (RPA) deployment across federal, state and local government agencies, bolstering its efforts in the public sector. This new initiative allows top-tier Blue Prism partners including Appian, Deloitte, EY, IBM and KPMG to help government agencies improve operational efficiency and service levels while reducing operating costs. Blue Prism also has an agreement in place with immixGroup, as a key value-added distributor, whereby its Digital Workforce will be made available to public sector clients.


According to McKinsey & Company up to 30 percent of the hours worked globally could be automated by 2030. RPA is one of the automation technologies generating interest in the federal government. 1 The opportunity for RPA in the public sector has never been greater as federal agencies face significant budget constraints, expanding workloads and increasing expectations from citizens. That's why Blue Prim is working with several channel partners including KPMG to help drive more efficiencies from federal government customers including the United States Department of Defense (DoD) and several grants management agencies.

"KPMG has been at the forefront of driving digital transformations for government agencies at the federal, state, and local levels," says Kirke Everson, KPMG Government Intelligent Automation Lead. "Together with Blue Prism we are working to address the unique needs of these agencies, especially as it relates to security and governance while assisting our clients automate a number of time-consuming and repetitive tasks. Examples include automating the generation of daily aging reports, vendor management, travel, and financial management tasks for large DoD and grants management agencies."

[hazl] 14/3/2018 19:11

THANKS for feedback windsor.

[windsor430] 14/3/2018 16:28

Shortest webinar I've been on. 20 mins tops. But releasing latest IQBot version & "BotStore" which is similar to the platform idea / OS I've mentioned. Event looked packed & "trillion dollar industry" dropped by the CEO (obviously he would) - but exciting for them & us.

[hazl] 14/3/2018 15:24

makes sense windsor.......4.00 so not long now.

[windsor430] 14/3/2018 07:57

One of BPs key competitors has a webinar today from their London event. Top 2 agenda items are Company momentum & Product, which will be strongly correlated to BPs, so could be an interesting watch

[hazl] 13/3/2018 13:34

You're welcome sogoesit.
What do you people think about AUGM?
It floated today and I read somewhere it was one to keep a watch out for.
It is investing in tech.
Anyway I got a few this morning but have been too busy to look in much.

Good to see continued interest here and APPS.
Let's hope we keep a crash away after this surge in interest!

[nimbo1] 13/3/2018 11:26

No worries and thanks for yours. Have a look back a few pages on the FDEV board - don't want to talk about it here too much as it will annoy other poster, but I attended their presentation a couple of months ago and wrote about it. Also if you go to their website you can find a copy of the presentation from that meeting. I did hold IQE from the last run from £1 to £1.70 isa before exiting and have watched the excitement since - may reconsider another entry there depending on results announcement.

[sogoesit] 13/3/2018 11:22

Thanks nimbo1 for suggestions on the "excitable growth portfolio" concept.
I will check out FDEV as I know WAND already.

I like the idea of "excitable growth" and these are my current ones in this category:
PRSM, FDP, BGO, WAND, IQE, IMM.... joined by hazl's APPS today.
PRSM has become a large part of my overall portfolio and in profit so will only get really excitable if it moves to the downside ;-)!

[nimbo1] 13/3/2018 10:53

2 potential alternatives FDEV and WAND. I hold PRISM, FDEV and WAND as the bulk of my excitable growth portfolio. could be worth your time checking out but DYOR!

[sogoesit] 13/3/2018 08:43

Thanks for sharing hazl.

Bought more PRSM today from FEVR profits... I risk getting seriously obese on this stock so alternatives are highly sought after!!

[hazl] 12/3/2018 16:19

Yes,Smelch.
Was reading a Forbes article that said we really must look at education in a completely different light.
People are going to have redundant skills with the arrival of AI.
A UK firm that I have became interested in, that has an international reach
and is fairly new to the market,is APPSCATTER.... APPS.
It has first-mover advantage like Blue Prism and seems to be fairly well-thought of in the field.
Not anywhere near the take-up that BP has yet but I have been impressed with my research so far.
If I can have a few like PRSM and APPS hopefully this might cover,the changes that
are apparent.

[smerch1468] 12/3/2018 14:22

Indeed Hazl, ARM was one of the biggest by market cap, UK tech companies around. What felt like a windfall in 2016 must be small beans to compared to what the price would be today.

With regards to BP, sadly as you say, I suspect we will see a takeover before the shares get anywhere near £100. I really hope not, we need more British champions of business especially as we start to navigate the choppy seas of Brexit.

[hazl] 11/3/2018 13:34

it was the basket-ball robot that I like but just for general AI
above not BP related.

[hazl] 11/3/2018 09:16

Sounds as though you pick well smerch what a pity that our good British firms
are often sold to foreign interests....same with Fidessa as ARM.

[smerch1468] 11/3/2018 04:47

My pleasure, I was lucky enough to reinvest a proportion of proceeds from my ARM holdings shares when they where bought by SoftBank. Already top sliced my original investment, so this is effectively a free roll in Prism. I also hold Allianz Tech Investment Trust and a basket of US tech stocks.