Below are some of the key use cases that are being continuously enhanced by embedding generative AI into existing workflows.
- In software products such as DrySign, Digital Mailroom (DMR), XBP (Exchange for Bills and Payments) and PCH (the award-winning healthcare claims processing gateway), a generative AI based agent will help answer customer service questions.
- In the Company’s document lifecycle management, the Company will enable the reading of documents automatically, their classification and extraction, redaction or sanitization, and the generation of analytics.
- In product systems development lifecycle solutions, AI will be used to research specific topics and markets, generate test cases, debug code, use generated code and porting code generation to speed up and compress product and migration life cycle times.
- In Exela’s analytics stack, the Company will leverage generative AI to provide a plethora of analytics and insights into all internal operations.
- Additionally, the marketing and communications teams will be more productive by generating both text and visual content based on specific business unit requirements, which will enable the Company to upload creative content for blogs, social media channels and our product pages.
“We are excited to use generative AI to improve our products and services,” said
There are a number of AI events planned for Exelerators to educate, demonstrate and highlight the benefits of this powerful platform that is already reshaping many enabled services.
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