On this episode of The Six Five – Insiders Edition Patrick Moorhead and I are joined by Alan Trefler, Founder and CEO of Pegasystems. Alan has been a guest on the podcast before and we are so excited to welcome him back and talk about what has happened since we last spoke in 2020. Spoiler alert — it’s been a lot.
Our conversation covered several aspects of the current status of the AI and automation as well as how the world has evolved in the last year following the disruption from the pandemic. Alan shared his perspective and what he has seen change across business and technology. We also touched on what’s to come. It was an awesome conversation and one you should definitely check out.
Recapping the Year of Change and Looking at What’s to Come
Our conversation with Alan also revolved around the following:
An overview of the biggest driver’s of Pega’s success in the last year after reaching the huge feat of the billion dollar revenue mark How Pega is continuing to incorporate AI and ML into future plans and solutions The ways in which Pega differentiates itself from its competitors and other companies coming into the fray as RPA and automation continue to mature
PegaWorld iNspire 2021
Finally, we wrapped up the conversation with a quick brief preview of the upcoming PegaWorld iNspire virtual event to be held on Tuesday, May 4 from 9-11:30am EDT. This free event will feature multiple tracks, keynotes, and live Q&A sessions with Pega’s leadership team as well as other major companies that are making inroads in the intelligent automation space. Registration is open on their website and this is one event you don’t want to miss.
If you’d like to learn more about Pega and what they are doing in the RPA be sure to check out their website and listen to the full episode below. While you’re at it, don’t forget to subscribe to The Six Five podcast so you never miss an episode.
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