Blue Prism Share Discussion Threads

[gundersone] 12/4/2018 07:16

In context with a new RPA report from Everest Group, UIpath says that their Academy has trained and certified over 55,000 RPA professionals, is that to be compared with 4,600 BP developers wordwide ?

[ambelmax] 12/4/2018 06:59

From Twitter yesterday: Hi Priya, thanks for asking! We have over 4,600 accredited Blue Prism developers. Up 50% from year end 2017!

[spacedust] 11/4/2018 14:47

Yes and we reached below that level. An overwhelming majority of our revenues are from repeat clients I.e. over 90% therefore they are likely to renew plus new contracts being won. The share price is only going upwards.

This company just wants market share. Remember Google all those years ago were being laughed at as Yahoo were the main players. Prsm will become a mammoth of a company within a decade and will be up there.

[high park] 11/4/2018 13:29

1,260 on 25 January 2018

[spacedust] 10/4/2018 19:08

The directors still hold millions worth of shares. They are growing and will grow significantly in 2018.

[spacedust] 10/4/2018 18:31

I'm long with 130p target in 2019

[spacedust] 10/4/2018 18:25

What was the recent placing price?

[sogoesit] 10/4/2018 18:15

Brave call? Because you don’t appear to see any downside (eg to recent placing price).
At £18 it doesn’t qualify for FTSE-100.
(I’m long with TP £31 on 2 year view).

[spacedust] 10/4/2018 17:51

Why brave call. This is heading towards 1800p.

Ftse 100. This company is worth 1bn

[sogoesit] 10/4/2018 17:34

Brave call...
Which market would you like it to be listed on?

[spacedust] 10/4/2018 16:05

Just hit the bottom today I think. Why is this in the aim market

[hazl] 09/4/2018 10:28

good post DTaliadorus.

[dtaliadoros] 06/4/2018 23:58

Dannyboy...you may be right...but right now their numbers speak for themselves. The reason the share price has done so well over the past few year is on the back of growing numbers. All your views are based on the premise of greater competition.....but competition in a growing market is a good thing. It proves that demand is there. In my view...the only time to sell will be when the numbers show a turning point has been reached. Nothing published indicates that it has.

[joatmon] 05/4/2018 09:54

Blue Prism opens fifth new office location in less than one year, highlighting market demand for its Digital Workforce
LONDON and AUSTIN, Texas and PARIS, March 29, 2018 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Blue Prism (AIM:PRSM), the provider of the world's most successful digital workforce, today announced the opening of a new office in Paris, France, to help support growing regional demand for its Digital Workforce platform. This new office will support Blue Prism's growing list of customers in France, which includes global 5,000 companies across numerous vertical markets including banking, insurance, energy, healthcare and telecom, to name a few. This announcement falls on the heels of Blue Prism raising £70M (approx. US $100M) in public markets to help accelerate global sales and marketing efforts.

"We continue to open up offices in key geographies to build closer ties to our customers and partners who are driving digital transformations through automation," said Martin Flood, executive vice president, global sales, Blue Prism. "The demand for our Robotic Process Automation (RPA) offering in France continues to skyrocket because it enables customers to meet the highest requirement levels for audit, security and compliance while taking advantage of cloud and AI capabilities. It gives them a true Digital Workforce to improve business efficiency while providing a higher quality of customer-centric services."

"The robotic software and services market is maturing at a very fast pace across all continents, with Europe expected to reach a spend level approaching $500 million and France $75 million this year. This move from Blue Prism emphasizes the global nature of digital labor and positions the company in a strong position to win pan-European and global clients," said Phil Fersht, CEO and chief analyst at HfS Research.

"By committing more resources to the French market, Blue Prism is strengthening its market leadership position both locally and throughout Europe," says Nicolas Marry, General Manager for Avanade France & Belgium. "We are seeing first-hand the power of Avanade and Blue Prism's relationship through our joint effort enabling the virtual workforce for our clients. Together we are helping power our clients' digital transformations-to innovate better, boost customer service and satisfaction, empower employees, and increase revenues and profits."

Blue Prism attained the highest customer satisfaction rating of 96 percent in an independent customer survey by Knowledge Capital Partners (click here to download report). The survey of global Blue Prism customers highlighted satisfaction for platform adaptability, scalability, security and employee satisfaction.

In 2017, Blue Prism was named one of MIT Tech Review's 50 Smartest Companies and recognized as the winner of the 2017 UK Tech awards. Over the past year, the company added several established brands to its roster of clients including AIG, Alberta Treasury Bureau, Allstate Insurance, Bechtel, Boeing, DeNA, DTE Energy, Dun & Bradstreet, Ericsson, Fannie Mae, GIC, Honda Motor Company, Kaiser Permanente, KBL Bank, Maybank, National Grid, Schroders, Sony Pictures, United Utilities and Walgreens.

[dannyboylife] 04/4/2018 19:13

Smirch1468, that's funny. For a moment I thought you were serious. Go back and read all the threads, posts, comments and articles. If you only want to have a board that focuses on a one sided discussion (thaklnkfully despite what you said that's not what's posted here) , go talk to a mirror.

[hazl] 04/4/2018 18:57

Hmm barrier to posting a few pleasant words from perhaps a rival site....
fair enough but article with today's date talks about the tax years best and worst
AIM 100 Stocks by Graeme Evans.

[smerch1468] 04/4/2018 18:21

Dannyboy I know this is a strange concept but the discussion on this board is about the share price.

[dannyboylife] 04/4/2018 17:38

Smerch1468, your comments don't make sense to anything I've posted since I haven't commented on share price. PRSM could be losing ground to its competitors (which it is) and the price can still rise with or without the market. Interesting way to change the subject though.

[sogoesit] 04/4/2018 16:17

We may be due an update during April.
Last year there was an update on 22 February and 13 April; the latter announcing the Interim Results date. Of course there was a capital raise in January so February misses out understandably.
Their web site hasn’t updated the Financial Calendar for 2018 but I expect they’re busy!
AIMV

[smerch1468] 04/4/2018 15:50

Danny boy admit it you want sub £5 so you can fill your boots having missed out on the way up. I think you will be disappointed.

BPRSM isn’t falling for any other reason than tech is out of favour globally, selling is indiscriminate. It doesn’t matter if you hold PRSM, Intel, Apple or Nvidia.

[hazl] 03/4/2018 09:32

Actually thanks to joatmon on the new thread......that news seems of interest ..

[joatmon] 03/4/2018 09:15

"Fujitsu and Blue Prism Announce Global Collaboration for Delivering Enterprise Robotic Process Automation (RPA) London, UK, and Tokyo, Japan, March 30, 2018 – Fujitsu Limited and Blue Prism Group PLC today announced that they will be working closely together to deliver Blue Prism’s market leading Robotic Process Automation(RPA) (*1) offering to enterprise clients across a wide range of industries.

With the acceleration of digital transformation in recent years, the use of RPA has drawn attention in the context of automating processes to achieve improvements in productivity and quality of service. As Proof of Concept (PoC) and full-scale RPA deployments gain traction and wide scale adoption, Fujitsu and Blue Prism have agreed to collaborate to meet this demand.

Through this collaboration, the companies intend to support the creation of a framework for customers in Europe, North America, Japan and beyond to launch, operate and entrench, and grow their RPA-related activities. They will do this by applying Fujitsu’s AI and other cutting-edge technologies to Blue Prism　RPA software through joint planning, proposals, and proof of concept creation for solutions, building on Blue Prism’s proven record of delivering large-scale enterprise systems around the world."

[sogoesit] 29/3/2018 16:30

And reading some of the posts here provides the mirrors ;-)!