Blue Prism Share Discussion Threads

[windsor430] 13/12/2017 08:01

I did post about the AA release Danny. PRSM on AI yesterday - great timing to debunk your “no innovation” myth (which I always found hard to believe given the many engineers hired in Austin & UK in 2017)

I think if you really thought the RPA market was done you wouldn’t be such a vocal & knowledgable exponent either.

[ashehzi] 12/12/2017 20:44

Please ask AA and UIPath go public and i will buy thier shares too, #diversify.

[dannyboylife] 12/12/2017 16:50

hxxps://ceo.ca/@newswire/deloitte-and-uipath-partner-for-faster-rpa-deployment

One of the World’s Largest RPA Initiatives - Powered by UiPath

hxxps://www.uipath.com/blog/one-of-the-worlds-largest-rpa-initiatives-powered-by-uipath

[dannyboylife] 12/12/2017 16:45

Too funny.

Automation Anywhere Sets the Highest Standard for Digital Workforce Platforms with its Latest Release...

hxxps://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/automation-anywhere-sets-the-highest-standard-for-digital-workforce-platforms-with-its-latest-release-300569261.html

[ashehzi] 12/12/2017 16:13

dannyboylife takes a day off and makes this thread less boring; otherwise we are all happy folks.

[wally19] 12/12/2017 14:49

@ dannyboylife

Your view of the business world is simplistic and always negative of PRSM. Business is a market and market always needs to be full. Corporates never only procure on price, otherwise there would not be a place for global companies like IBM,SAP, etc.

Time you went back to promoting your favourite company again on their thread, they probably require the attention.

[whirlpooljoe] 12/12/2017 14:16

Bank of New York, American Express, NHS, Williams Formula 1, Zurich Insurance, Lloyds Bank, RWE npower, Pfizer, Prudential, Western Union, Met Life, Wells fargo, HSBC, Fidelity Investments, Coca Cola, Bechtel, Boeing, Ericsson, Sony Pictures, Honda Motors, Walgreens, Barclays, Telefonica, Barclays Africa Group (ABSA), BNY Mellon, Commerzbank, Nordea, ING, Westpac, Swinton Insurance, Xchanging, Aegon, Maersk, Siemens, IBM, Procter & Gamble, Nokia. And hundreds more.

[hazl] 12/12/2017 13:39

Right from the very beginning I noticed some very big names going to their seminars.
Follow the money as they say!

[hazl] 12/12/2017 13:38

Blue Prism have been brilliant at everything from the start to be fair.

Not only the whole tech and science of it but marketing, organising venues, teaching sessions and training.
I am very impressed.

[dannyboylife] 12/12/2017 10:51

The only point I an trying to make is that even if you assume there are only 6 serious vendors (of the 25+) doing exactly the same (some.more), as BluePrism, it is killing the license price. From Workfusion free RPA (make money on AI), to now around 2000 per bot for most of the rest (and declining further) , how much further can Prsm total license rev go? Prism started out at over 15k per bot. Can we ask prsm to share more? Procurement know the prices of the main vendors and this drive the market. Workfusion, UIpath, Pega, Nice, Kofsx also recently announced large account name wins and case studies. Prsm last two are old accounts.

Prsm is a good product but just one of many highly rated others now with limited margin and opportunity for growth beyond small pilot deals where they might be 1 of 3 vendors in same account. And even if selected price matters to win.

[windsor430] 12/12/2017 07:53

Prsm are in retail - webinar with Shop Direct (Very, Littlewoods etc)- their series is worth a watch for investors to know what you’re buying into ... AA announced their latest platform update too (in interests of non-bias!)

[dtaliadoros] 11/12/2017 15:36

The only two times I acted on.an Investors chronical type I lost close to 98%. I now steer well clear of IC and not follow journalist wannabe traders. I do my own research thanks.

[nimbo1] 11/12/2017 14:40

received this email with a link to the report


Last week, Blue Prism released the Forrester Total Economic Impact™ (TEI) study which highlights true ROI and savings generated by using Blue Prism.

This is a first of a kind look at the financial impact of Robotic Process Automation (RPA) and provides an objective examination of value and a framework to evaluate the financial impact of RPA technology.

Study Highlights:

Quantifiable total savings of $49 Million
Payback in 15 months
ROI of 229 percent
960 FTEs saved in three years
Be sure to download the study and see why Blue Prism's RPA solution is the leading choice for Fortune 500 companies around the world!

Our Blue Prism Cafe series continues with a webinar tomorrow at 11am ET featuring Lindsay Harrison, Head of RPA and Business Agility at Shop Direct, and Shail Khiyara discussing Shop Direct's RPA journey.

Warm Regards,

The Blue Prism Team

[nimbo1] 11/12/2017 10:36

I think I/C are better at spotting potential opportunities than they are advising when to sell. After all who can predict what BP will be in 2-5 years. For example I entered XLM after they pointed out growth on offer vs the metrics looked very attractive at c.140p. I would not use them for sell advice though. They also advised selling IQE at 130p.

[sogoesit] 11/12/2017 10:27

The Investor's Chronolgy can be very short-termist even 'tho their editorials tend to lean to long term investing. Very often, once P/Es get what they judge as "out of line" with their growth forecasts, their judgement fails.
I think you're right to be contrarian on IC tips; a strategy that has served me well. Or just ignore them.

[pbutterworth1] 11/12/2017 10:08

A bit surprised no one else has said this this morning already - so here goes. Blue Prism is a strong future play, which the I Chronicle identified as a sell with strong momentum and fall risk last week. I like IC but often do the opposite. So considered buying anyway. The share has turned off the shoulder this morning and IMHO is heading back up, driven by the story. The company is unique, hard to remember when early investors are sat on profits..........

[ambelmax] 09/12/2017 16:31

Automation Opportunities a 'Top 5' Topic for BT, Says Tech Chief!.. '"During a recent conversation with Light Reading, Watson noted that automation has long been on BT's agenda and that the operator is currently learning a great deal from the existing implementation of robotic process automation (RPA) capabilities in its enterprise functions; functions that include finance and human resources, and BT's ERP (enterprise resource planning) system. Blue Prism is a key partner here".

[ambelmax] 09/12/2017 16:10

ProShare Awards 2017 on Wednesday 6 Decmber 2017.

Not really sure how relevant this is... but as i said yesterday stock options seem like a massive incentive to me!....



The full list of winners are:....
Best commitment to employee share ownership in a smaller organisation, listed and unlisted: Blue Prism Group

[dtaliadoros] 09/12/2017 14:04

Gentlemen gentlemen. Are we not missing a point.....that RPA and AI are complimentary. RPA DOES the bulk processing grunt work, AI does the more sophisticated premium work. I think the reason you see so many vendors use multiple suppliers is because each component is but a part in an overall architecture.

[hazl] 09/12/2017 12:35

I do think that the financial sector is
still showing some strength ,probably helped by
Blue Prism and the like and so I am still a fan.

[hazl] 09/12/2017 12:32

Dannyboy has been waiting simply ages for a drop, to post so enthusiastically!
I know that because he's attempted it before and failed to get any response,except a rising share-price.

To be fair I don't know what will happen here next with share price
because the whole market has shown some volatility.
I don't think it's company specific.

[whirlpooljoe] 09/12/2017 11:44

Danny boy, that article actually supports PRSM's position! The three things it mentions are use of complementary technology, strong governance and design. These three are all things that blue prism emphasise. You have a big thing about uipath, look at uipath articles how they criticize other vendors for OVER emphasizing governance, for example.

[dannyboylife] 09/12/2017 10:45

Windowa430 would be spot on IF BP had multiple products. It has one old one. You cannot just build AI out of thin air. They need to generate cash to update products and even buy someone else perhaps.. do they have those pockets? V say an infosys or Wipro or Accenture?

[dannyboylife] 09/12/2017 10:40

A great article. If over the past 5 years as many have said, BluePrism have sold the most bots then it's no wonder it's becoming common knowledge their RPA is the one failing the most. Others are too and this article counters that RPA is easy, which it is not and when you add all these IT controls, in a fast declining license price, the market is taking care and realizing RPA is not the fast saviour.

The Mark predicts very low market value for license (divide say by 10 real players) but increasing for service providers (which can give pause for thought on ROI).

hxxps://www.cio.com/article/3226387/artificial-intelligence/why-rpa-implementations-fail.html