Frustrated by programming language shortcomings, Guido van Rossum created Python. With the language now used by millions, Nick Heath talks to van Rossum about Python’s past and explores what’s next.
Check out this exciting article on ZDNET
There are pleanty of raw information – but a big demand for valuable actionable information typically produced throught an expensive manual research process.
Advanced Robots are now moving forward fast in the research, screening, scouting, planning and prediction functions. Huge amounts of websites, newpapers, portals, pictures, services, mails, twitter, facebook. linkedin, internal and external databases etc. are parced in seconds to extract actionable information.
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Article about Arnvind Group in CIO Applications – following our Top 10 European title in advanced RPA.
For the past 10 years, ARNVIND GROUP has been one of the most innovative headhunting companies in the Nordic region.
With our unique insight into the headhunting processes, we have over the last 5 years developed the world’s most advanced sourcing and prescreening system called ACE – which we now offer as a software cloud service to our customers!!
With ACE you have the opportunity to get much more out of your candidate research, by letting ACE source candidates from LinkedIn, Github, Facebook, internal databases, applicants, partner networks etc.
ACE will also pre-screen and score the candidates automatically so that you spend more time on the most interesting candidates – and ACE can also find contact information automatically on the candidates you want to contact directly.
All deeply integrated with the Applicant Tracking System of your choice.
There is simply no other system that can do this – and at the same time being especially adapted to the Nordic headhunting market.
We see more and more evidens that traditional RPA tools (UI Path, BluePrism, Automation Anywhere etc. ..) is not the right tool for the job in more complex, and advanced automation cases.
My opinion is: Go with a Python Framework – it can go ALL the way!
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