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Significant Hyper Automation in an enterprise happens thru a large number of individual hyper automation of processes. This results in a proliferation of.. Read More →

The vision of Patterns is to create Digital Bot Workers [DBW] for banks and a platform that helps human and robot to interact.. Read More →

While processing cases, Hyper Automation Bot Workers have access to case knowledge, and this can be accumulated and used in the Hyper Automation.. Read More →

In the journey of hyper automation, often we come across the challenge of having systems that do not have the ability to expose.. Read More →

Enterprise systems like a bank-in-a-box CBS are huge software systems & run for several decades. They face continuous change & over time become.. Read More →

Primary goal of Hyper Automating a Process is to derive value. Selection of a process happens mostly in an intuitive way. Patterns is.. Read More →

Patterns Bot Workers use Vision Object Recognition to recognize and read contents from Documents. Banking and Financial Documents have the following types of.. Read More →

Image Processing involves document classification (recognizing docs), zoning reqd fields & recognizing text characters, picture/logo objects. Fundamental ability in all 3 functions is.. Read More →

We implemented all the innovations of the year to create third generation of Digital Bot Workers during the last few months. A Digital.. Read More →

The creation of a language to describe feature patterns in an image / data context pattern in a transaction, allowed us to build.. Read More →

We are using the term ‘Bot Worker’ to mean a composition of multiple individual bots, each with different skills or abilities. A Bot.. Read More →

I am kind of obsessed with high performance design. Maybe I am unduly worried about the running costs of large banks or the.. Read More →

TBDP provides a solution for graceful & gradual transitions. Transitions can be enterprise level: system exits & entries; or at micro level when.. Read More →

An Autonomous Core Banking System, would have been a farfetched idea, just five years back. Today I feel this is well within our.. Read More →

CRG design pattern helps us solving for change. When enterprise systems change, each change brings in an element of risk. Prod issues or.. Read More →

We, at Patterns, started building Machine Learning Models in 2017. These models were CNNs & RNNs, trained with data for a specific purpose,.. Read More →

Enterprise Systems like Core Banking Systems perform millions of validations in a day. We logged the validations over few days in an actual.. Read More →

I just posted about Mirage: a dream about a new database from India. To solve our very own Indian problems and to reduce.. Read More →

Current databases lack many important features to support change, high performance applications and a flexible information model. I have been thinking and dreaming.. Read More →

‘High Performance Engineering’ phrase has the important word ‘Engineering’. Engineering means achieving design goals using least amount of resources, resulting in optimum cost.. Read More →

The need of the hour for the industry is to ensure significant improvement in the operational efficiency viz reduction in operation costs, elimination.. Read More →

‘Change is the Only Constant’ is the statement we all make. We make this fundamental statement & forget about it, especially in our.. Read More →

Core / Corporate Banking Systems do not perform due to the lack of design provisions to ensure unhindered parallel processing of OLTP and.. Read More →

Corporate Banking Enterprise and Automation systems need to designed with Deep And Differentiated Separation of Concern (DaD-SOC) Design Pattern. To achieve real DaD.. Read More →

When a banking transaction is processed, Account/s involved in the transaction get/s locked for a tiny period. This period starts when the account.. Read More →

‘Hollow The Core’ (HTC) is increasingly becoming the catch phrase to carve out the functionality or set of functionalities or even modules from.. Read More →