Blue Prism Share Discussion Threads

[monkeywench1] 29/3/2017 03:01

Well done.

[luckymouse] 29/3/2017 01:03

R&M are high performing small/micro cap inv mgrs - see trust RMMC - top performer in the sector
Good portents if they are in.
LM

[monkeywench1] 28/3/2017 13:26

Google it ffs lol.

[runthejoules] 27/3/2017 13:05

River & Mercantile... who are they?

Resulting situation after the triggering transaction

1,538,461 - 3,283,461

5.2779%

[hazl] 27/3/2017 11:40

more importantly we have a holding RNS....8-)

[panic investor] 27/3/2017 09:43

Yes but the model wife 1.0 is very flawed :-/

[hazl] 27/3/2017 09:34

chuckle 8-)

[sogoesit] 27/3/2017 06:18

"Stealing Jobs" has been, if not a perennial story, a recurring story over many decades; usually unfounded.
Dyson says in recent report announcing record profits:
"However, Sir James downplayed recent reports that a third of UK jobs could be taken over by robots. “I hope that robotics means that we need a lot less human cleaners but to design and make robots you need an army of highly skilled engineers,”



I note that a robot mower didn't mow my lawn yesterday nor will the vacuum cleaner clean the house today on its own... and my breakfast still isn't ready this morning ;-)!

[milden112] 27/3/2017 05:45

Robots Could Steal 40% of U.S. Jobs by 2030http://fortune.com/2017/03/24/pwc-robots-jobs-study/?xid=frommoney_soc_socialflow_twitter_money

[petewy] 25/3/2017 19:44

Daily Tel Friday
Cara mcGoogan
A third of existing British jobs are at risk of being taken over by robotics and artificial intelligence (AI) within 15 years, a report reveals.
As many as 30pc of existing roles in the UK could be automated by 2030 with the most at risk industries being waste management, transportation and manufacturing, according to an analysis by PwC. However, the report stressed that automation won't result in rocketing unemployment.
"The UK employment rate is at its highest level now since comparable records began in 1971, despite advances in digital and other labour-saving technologies," said John Hawksworth, chief economist at PwC.
Mr Hawksworth anticipates that manual and routine tasks will be susceptible to automation, with social skills and creative roles being more protected. "That said, no industry is entirely immune from future advances in robotics and AI," he said

[montynj] 24/3/2017 18:04

You should check out PPG at these prices...ridiculously undervalued

[runthejoules] 24/3/2017 11:51

Back in with my last cash. Should have bought in at 400, or 430 yesterday, and put the money I stupidly put in the sideways-lurching Purple Bricks but sod it, I'm in again. GLA, especially those PRSM is making redundant!

[runthejoules] 24/3/2017 11:40

When's results again?

[2350220] 24/3/2017 11:26

Good article Croasdalelfc.
I'm glad I've taken early retirement.
I pity the poor kids just starting out on their journey.
John

[croasdalelfc] 24/3/2017 11:25

If PRSM continue to outperform it is possible they will break even on a monthly basis by the end of the Summer. There has to be a tipping point when the income from contracts exceeds the costs which are expensed upfront.I suppose the longer that takes the better as it would indicate the number of new contracts and upsells would still be a high percentage of the overall contracts - I.e. They are still growing v fast.Hope that makes sense :)

[croasdalelfc] 24/3/2017 11:07

https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2017/mar/24/millions-uk-workers-risk-replaced-robots-study-warns?CMP=Share_iOSApp_Other

[darola] 24/3/2017 08:46

Yep. This is only going in one direction....

[croasdalelfc] 24/3/2017 07:45

I would expect PRSM to double their customer base to 300+ this year