Medium-sized firms expect automation to make them more competitive

Tom Allen
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The UK lags behind in automation adoption, but growth is forecast

Process automation will help mid-sized firms compete with larger rivals - or so one in five of them believe. 21 per cent of medium-sized UK businesses told international payments firm Centtrip t...

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