Blue Prism Share Discussion Threads

[sunnysideup1] 24/8/2020 21:14

Blue Prism too small to compete with the gorillas in US, who have deeper pockets to fund growth and absorb losses while they grow. These investors are willing long term investors who have the balls to put up with losses and support the company to gain global dominance. I don’t think Uk investors have either the balls or brains to back such ambitions and because of that PRSM’s competitive position will erode in time. Nor do they know how to properly value a business with such potential.

So like many Uk companies its fate will probable be that it will get taken over at the price that will seem full at first but actually will turn out to be low long term. ARM is a good case in point.

[hazl] 24/8/2020 19:03

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[hazl] 24/8/2020 18:59

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[hazl] 24/8/2020 18:55

Yes in Blue Prism we trust.

IMO

[bprocket] 24/8/2020 18:31

BP is valued against their revenue (public), UI/AA are valued against their fundings (privat)... this is s huge difference!

Can someone share the financial statements of UI & AA? Not seen any... wouldn’t surprise me that they pop like a balloon one day due to lack of profibility once investors pull out as they realise they never get their money back.

[dg1966] 24/8/2020 18:11

Hi All,
BP as they are referred to in the Industry obviously were first to market and First to float. The competition being UiPath (UI) Automation Anywhere (AA). BP are of course the only ones list the publicly report.They grew out of their inception by ' inventing ' an RPA solution for Barclays Bank.

The the challengers obviously attack their client base as incumbent and being later to market. AA BP UI have a huge challenge, that being to scale and achieve the returns that can be realised. Only 7% ( HFC Analysis ) of RPA adopters have scaled.

UI were linked with an Msft acquisition , AA various others too . All are burning Cash hiring and trimming the employed population between 10-25% percent per annual.

Only due diligence give a real valuation of M&A of UI or AA , BP sfdc may well be a smoke stream .

None is better technology than the other the reality under the shine is that sell software licences, increasingly via the cloud and aspire all to be impacting the Call Centre market

[enormouswillie] 24/8/2020 16:30

The biggest problem Blue Prism have in my opinion, is Automation Anywhere.

This is the RPA solution being taken up by the biggest banks and other heavyweights in financial services and therefore the biggest IT consultancies and is gaining traction fast.

[hazl] 24/8/2020 15:28

just a reminder

[hazl] 24/8/2020 15:25

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[hazl] 24/8/2020 14:17

I have thought even early on it might be taken over...just my thoughts.
Interesting to see it mentioned above even if its not in that regard.

[bprocket] 21/8/2020 12:54

hazl - 10 total targets. No need to buy the subscription, open the link, go Immediately into airplane mode, then scroll down. All free ;)

The subscription pop-up only comes up with data enabled.

[hazl] 21/8/2020 09:19

Business insider.I find it really difficult to know whether the cookie options are off/on on that selection.
Makes me reluctant to use.
Are there different targets or just Prism?

[bprocket] 21/8/2020 07:30

Why Salesforce would want to buy it: Blue Prism is considered to be the pioneer of robotic process automation technology. Its chief technology evangelist, Pat Geary, is credited with first coining the term "robotic process automation." It's a publicly traded company, based in the UK, with about 1,000 employees and over 1,500 customers around the world.

Although it was an early player in the space, it has fallen off the conversation radar, said Futurum Research's Newman, but that's exactly why it could be a target for Salesforce. A deal could help highlight Blue Prism's lead in the space, while also giving Salesforce credibility by adding a very established company. Dan Elman at Nucleus Research agreed and said the software as a service model that Blue Prism operates under would fit into Salesforce well.

[dannyboylife] 20/8/2020 20:07

hxxps://www.businessinsider.com/salesforce-robotic-process-automation-acquisition-target-analysts-2020-8

[hazl] 20/8/2020 10:04

....things like this amazing idea.

[hazl] 20/8/2020 08:31

However news could arrive any time with any share.

[bprocket] 19/8/2020 17:22

14th Jan 2021 next update.

[christh] 18/8/2020 10:21

sp31415
that's Persimon not Blue Prism!

[sp31415] 18/8/2020 09:22

Already out https://www.investments.halifax.co.uk/research-centre/news-centre/article/?id=7611526&type=bsm