Richard researched and developed the innovative approach which underpins CloudTrade’s technical solution, including getting its patent through the various regulatory bodies. Richard also single-handedly wrote and maintained the engine which powers this technology up until the point where CloudTrade secured investment and the software could be passed on to a wider development team.
In the penultimate chapter of his 5-part blog post on artificial intelligence, Richard Develyn, CloudTrade CTO, emphasizes the importance of hybrid problem-solving applications where human intelligence and AI functionality are...
In the third chapter of his 5-part blog post on artificial intelligence, Richard Develyn, CloudTrade CTO, talks us through learning by example and how this results in bias, whether the learning has been done by a human or by a...
In the second chapter of his 5-part blog post on artificial intelligence, Richard Develyn, CloudTrade CTO, considers the meaning of intelligence. Does having a high IQ mean you are clever?
In his latest blog post, Richard Develyn, CloudTrade CTO, kicks off his grand opus with this first chapter of five connected explorations into the world of artificial intelligence. Here he examines the nature of thinking and...
Watch the podcast here, if you’d prefer to read about what was discussed, please read on . In their latest CloudTrade podcast, Richard Develyn, CTO, and Steve Britton, Director of EMEA Sales, discuss the importance of...
In this blog post, Richard Develyn CTO, explores what true service looks like with a software solution and if the SaaS model is truly all it’s cracked up to be. If you went into a high-class restaurant and ordered yourself a...
Is Robotic Processing Automation (RPA) science fiction or science fact? Does it have a part to play in the CloudTrade story? In this blog post, the third in his trilogy explaining the CloudTrade data-capture solution, Richard...
When looking at data capture solutions, the term OCR often pops up. A technology that has been around for years, it is often the ‘go-to’ for companies looking to automate their data capture. In this blog post, Richard...
Reading documents may not be rocket science, but computers struggle to do what humans find simple. Is technology finally able to read documents in the same way as humans?
