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Diversified Robotic
Diversified Robotic
Diversified Robotic
The Digital Workforce Experts
Committed to Serve
Our Mission
Diversified Robotic is a technology company that is committed to helping small to medium size businesses (SMBs) stay competitive. The goal of our company’s founders was to even the technological playing field that currently puts those businesses at a competitive disadvantage. Our end game is to ensure our clients confidently, and successfully thrive in a rapidly changing technological world.
Professional Expertise
Our Awesome Skills
Diversified Robotic is leading small and medium size businesses into the next tech revolution with Robotic Process Automation (RPA). What is RPA? RPA has often been referred to as “macros on steroids.” Simply put, it uses software robots (bots) to automate any business process. RPA enables employees to focus on higher-value work while autonomous multi-skilled software robots tirelessly perform error-free rules based transactions.
RPA Benefit Analysis
Our Services
Three Great Plans
Digital Workforce Program
Strategic transition to Automation, reducing OPEX and laying foundation to Scale
- Low cost subscription price
- Up to 5 Digital Employees
- Workflow analysis
- Designs, developments, & deployments
- Custom & tracked KPIs
- Detailed reporting
- Performance analytics
- ROI caluculator
- Full-time engineering support
Media
The Technology Equalizers Podcast
The Technology Equalizers Podcast is a weekly discussion on how technology can help your business grow and gain a competitive edge in today’s business world. Each episode is designed for the small and medium-sized business leader in mind and revolves around one goal - to help level the technological playing field and give small and medium-sized businesses the tools and knowledge they need to compete.
Subscribe to The Technology Equalizers and join us weekly for a new and exciting conversation!
Founder & CEO
Wilton White
Wilton White is an entrepreneur with over 30 years of engineering experience. As an expert in multiple engineering disciplines, he found his true calling in Robotic Process Automation (RPA) and quickly realized how this technology could revolutionize how small and medium-size businesses scale and compete.
As a recognized leader in RPA technology, Wilton has put together an expert team that is helping small and medium-sized businesses take advantage of the same technology that he helped create for the Fortune 1000. His expertise allows business owners to invest in building their organizations while Wilton, and his Diversified Robotic team, create affordable, fixed cost solutions for their processes. Read the full story on how Diversified Robotic has become the pioneer for the SMB industry…
Frequently Asked Questions
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What are some common ways RPA is being used now?
RPA is ideally suited for tasks involving transactional data from a variety of sources. Some examples of its current application include: Quote, invoice and contract management, inventory management, recruiting processes, accounts payable, travel and expenses, claims processing, collections, sales orders, compliance reporting, onboarding, procure-to-pay, education and training, payroll input and change of (address, address, name, etc.). It is estimated that up to 55 percent of the activities companies pay people to perform can be automated through RPA.
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Why haven’t I heard more about RPA?
There are a few reasons many people in the midmarket haven’t heard much about RPA. To begin with, it is still a relatively new technology that is still maturing and has not yet attained its elevation curve. Given its relative newness, and its first traction among large corporations, there is a trickle-down effect that’s just starting to flow. Additionally, the technology has not had a public champion boosting it (we’re attempting to change that). We’ve got no doubt that as time goes by, the technology will expand exponentially and into many spectrums of this market.
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Won’t this technology take jobs away?
In point of actual fact, RPA has the ability to create jobs that specifically allow employees to focus on higher value tasks. By automating repetitive and higher volume business activities such as order processing or copy-paste activities, RPA enables companies to leverage the advantages of increased productivity and efficiency by freeing time for workers to focus on value-adding activities, such as those that involve direct interaction with customers or optimization of inefficient business processes.
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Why should I care about RPA?
You should care about RPA since it’s among the fastest growing industries of the operational technology industry. It’s real, it is expanding and it may boost your company’s efficiency and productivity resulting in gains that reach directly to the bottom line. We believe any tech investment which provides the instant benefits that RPA can, is well worth knowing better.
Read the News
Latest News
Kryon Channels ‘Robotic Process Automation’ – Channelnomics – Channelnomics
May 12, 2019
Kryon Channels ‘Robotic Process Automation’ – Channelnomics Channelnomics The software automation vendor launches new partner program to expand go-to-market capacity, coverage. Channelnomics Staff. The term “robotic process …
Companies are planning to spend big on robotic process automation – ZDNet
May 12, 2019
Companies are planning to spend big on robotic process automation ZDNet Expected benefits include increased productivity, better product quality, and improved customer *service*, according to new report.
UiPath nabs $568M at a $7B valuation to bring robotic process automation to the front office – TechCrunch
May 5, 2019
UiPath nabs $568M at a $7B valuation to bring robotic process automation to the front office TechCrunch Companies are on the hunt for ways to reduce the time and money it costs their employees to perform repetitive tasks, so today a startup that has built a business …
Byte Back is partnering with a leading robotics process automation company – Technical.ly DC
April 28, 2019
Byte Back is partnering with a leading robotics process automation company Technical.ly DC 11 students will be guaranteed jobs once they receive their certifications from Byte Back’s first robotics process automation course, hosted in conjunction with …
RPA Won’t Take Jobs Away, GSA Says – MeriTalk
April 14, 2019
RPA Won’t Take Jobs Away, GSA Says MeriTalk The General Services Administration (GSA) is using Robotic Process Automation (RPA) technology to increase efficiencies across the agency, and a top agency …
Top 11 RPA tools – CIO
April 7, 2019
Top 11 RPA tools CIO Robotic process automation (RPA) can streamline business workflows by eliminating tedious manual tasks without requiring you to completely re-engineer …
Robotics process automation startup UiPath raising $400M at more than $7B valuation – TechCrunch
March 24, 2019
Robotics process automation startup UiPath raising $400M at more than $7B valuation TechCrunch UiPath, a robotics process automation platform targeting IT businesses, is raising more than $400 million in Series D funding from venture capital investors at a …
CFOs betting big on AI, machine learning, robotics process automation as business goes digital – ZDNet
March 24, 2019
CFOs betting big on AI, machine learning, robotics process automation as business goes digital ZDNet A Grant Thornton survey of CFOs found finance leaders will invest in emerging technologies with real returns on investment.
MFM’s March ‘Lunch and Learn’ to Offer Insights into Robotics Process Automation – Multichannel News
March 17, 2019
MFM’s March ‘Lunch and Learn’ to Offer Insights into Robotics Process Automation Multichannel News NORTHFIELD, IL. – March 15, 2019 – The Ins and Outs of Robotic Process Automation is the topic of the upcoming Distance Learning Webinar hosted by Media.
Robotic Process Automation Aims To Shake Up Various Industries – Forbes
February 24, 2019
Robotic Process Automation Aims To Shake Up Various Industries Forbes Robotic Process Automation (RPA) is allowing businesses to automate certain mundane tasks and business processes with the aid of machine algorithms and …