align="left"> According to the Nbc National Broadcasting Company business news (CNBC) reported in July 7th, experts predict that the rapid development of robot technology and technology means more and more white-collar occupation is becoming "automation" and "machine", and this change will solve the problem or the productivity gap. About the impact of the robot automation will bring the impact of different views. Forrester market research according to a report released last month predicted that by 2025, the United States will have 12 million of the work to achieve automation.

The most likely to be replaced by automation is staff, office staff and authorities. But at the same time, the report also pointed out that the cognitive era will create new jobs, such as robot surveillance personnel, data experts, automation experts and content curator.

According to reports, the robotic company Software Redwood can achieve financial, supply chain and human resources office and department processes automation. Its executive Higginson (Kinson Neil) said that the work of the priest will be replaced, because their work has a strong repeatability, the machine can easily copy it. He added, "anything highly repetitive, to follow a repetitive character, to use a certain technology, you can make it automatic."

The 15 core business process Telef Nica 's, O2 services have been automated, credit check and order processing automation. Order processing automation using the software robot is developed by a British automation company Prism Blue. Prism Blue said that the workload of the robot execution is equivalent to nearly 100 full-time employees of the workload.

Higginson also said that for companies trying to reduce production costs through the transfer of the operation process of the company, the use of automated technology is a choice.

He said, "if I can have a robot, maybe I don't need to go to more India rural areas or less developed economies looking for cheap labor." "In fact, what I can do is to keep high value jobs that need to be carefully thought out, and to cancel the simple and repetitive work."