Blue Prism Share Discussion Threads

[christh] 20/11/2019 10:11

Tomorrow is the trading update
Do not miss out for the big breakout
Look at Boo, look at fever tree all heading higher
I do expect to open above £14 and maybe £15.

[dannyboylife] 20/11/2019 00:27

That's what you said at 24.. and there are twice as many vendors..

[christh] 19/11/2019 23:24

Go on move on
You are talking sxxt.

I have researched PRSM very well and is growing globally by the minute
Look at the earnings for the last 3 years, growth is unstopable with added
Services offered.
now £15 is new milestone

[dannyboylife] 19/11/2019 22:28

I've told you. To balance the equation. Why is anyone on here if all they do is to post uneducated hype. It's a public board. What, you want everyone on here just all patting themselves on the back for finding articles that are marketing vapor ware?

[bprocket] 19/11/2019 20:43

So why you here then?

Go move on...

[dannyboylife] 19/11/2019 20:10

Every RPA vendor has a digital exchange of some sort where everyone talks about collaborating. What vendor wouldn't have one? No Differentiation.
Every RPA vendor partners with or integrates with most AI / ML vendors or other 3rd party API's. No Differentiation.
Every RPA vendors RPA product runs on a cloud though most enterprises don't like cloud anyway for RPA. No Differentiation.

I get you preaching the hype but the price is low because there are no profits in a saturated market with declining prices and where now at least 4 vendors give RPA away as bundled, free or download. Spending money to chase revenue where procurement is able to dictate buying prices is a saturated market.

As Gartner 2019 hype cycle says. RPA is dead by 2021 for the above and other reasons. And that was even before MS announced RPA free last month.

[alamaison5] 19/11/2019 09:43

Another £5k for me.

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[christh] 19/11/2019 09:12

Blue Prism customers
Big names

[christh] 19/11/2019 09:08

Oct 31, 2019
Blue Prism Continues Extending Delivery of New Intelligent Automation Capabilities Via Digital Exchange (DX) “App Store”

CloudTrade: The integration of CloudTrade and Blue Prism’s Digital Workforce means customers can easily automate and extract data with unmatched accuracy delivering unprecedented levels of detail. CloudTrade uses patented document automation tools to take in application generated documents including invoices, orders, statements, legal documents and many more. This enables Blue Prism Digital Workers to support a host of use cases such as on-boarding, fraud prevention or procurement optimization. The partnership provides early validation to ensure all incoming documents meet business specific data requirements, further enhancing downstream processes.

[christh] 19/11/2019 08:58

The latest aquisition will boost earnings and grow new shoots for robust business.
Cloud is the future for business, the technology of all the new era.
All will spiral ahead with the robotics flooding the industrial world but also the banks,offices,hospitals, airports etc.
The potential is enormous.

21 November , this Thursday, note the day.
The share price will rise back to its proper value.
At the moment is undervalued.
Remember it has been tipped to rise to £27.


My expected price is £15, so do your research thoroughly and ignore shorters

[blue prism is truly fcuked] 18/11/2019 12:28

christh, are you stupid?

[christh] 18/11/2019 08:58

On Thursday 21 November, trading update.

So hopefully around £15 -£15.90 then.

[petewy] 16/11/2019 13:56

Check out FIPP Hazl

[hazl] 14/11/2019 19:24

Interesting article bluepeter1 thank you.

[bluepeter1] 14/11/2019 15:20

Danny, each message you write mentions something different, nevertheless maybe you should read this in relation to Forrester and Gertner. It also seems different to your view.

[dannyboylife] 14/11/2019 13:39

Bluepeter, I understand your not clear but still pumping the hype regardless. Gartner and Forrester both say few companies get to scale and most agree. I think Forrester is 80% of companies have 10 or less with Deloitte calling just 3% get to more than 50 after all these years and now 50 vendors that's not big share. Short term bots I mentioned are not where they are fixable but where business no longer even need them as their digital transformation programs speed up and eliminates the manual processes altogether. Wake up.

[bluepeter1] 13/11/2019 18:21

Danny, I’m not clear why you believe the leading vendors don’t sell many licenses. Regarding short term ‘bots’ i think it’s understood businesses change and with this the RPA in place may need updating. With a good vendor (i.e. strong software support and partners) a company will achieve this.

[dannyboylife] 13/11/2019 17:34

BluePeter, I wouldn't deny that but you have read how most bots are short term I assume? And they don't sell that many that often. This is the truth you avoid!

[bluepeter1] 13/11/2019 08:21

Danny, short term acquisition costs = long term licence fees.

[dannyboylife] 13/11/2019 04:49

Bluepeter. Yes but not enough licenses at the right renewal price. And customer aquisition is way too high compared to market...

[hazl] 12/11/2019 13:10

REPEAT CUSTOMERS reinventing themselves.....room in the market.

[bluepeter1] 12/11/2019 13:09

Actually Danny renewal rates are 98% check out more information here regarding BP’s ‘customer for life’ mission.

[dannyboylife] 12/11/2019 12:09

BkuePeter, check out the Forrester and Gartner quadrants where at least 15 "can deliver a global, high spec long term supported solution for enterprises.".. They do.

Even Blueprism has struggled to profit when license fees were above $10k and now they are closer to 1/10th that before Microsoft started giving it away. These Enterprise products are all in use in major customers. Check out the reports.Bots also have a lifespan so prism nonrenewals must be replaced with new customers and I don't see evidence of that happening fast enough. Do you?

[hazl] 12/11/2019 11:47

Credit Suisse juggling a few but ending up with more....