Applying to universities or high schools can feel like an overwhelming task, with the need to submit various documents, including academic records, recommendation letters, personal statements, and standardised test scores. Admissions teams face significant challenges, especially in large universities where thousands of students apply yearly. Processing these documents manually has been difficult due to their diverse formats and layouts. However, Artificial Intelligence (AI) has ushered in new possibilities, enabling institutions to automate parts of the process through AI document processing. This blog article will explore the importance of application documents, the obstacles admissions teams face, and how AI can revolutionise their operations, making the journey smoother for all.
Some say the decade is not over yet, but for us at Moonoia one thing is certain: 2020 sure looks like the beginning of a whole new era.
Moonoia is a new, standalone organization as of December 2019, after previously being part of a Brussels-based business process outsourcing (BPO) company founded in 2011 to scan and process medical claims for Belgium’s largest health insurance providers.
Hardly a day passes without an industry leader or political figure making a prediction about the impact of artificial intelligence and intelligent automation - in the workplace, at school and at home.
Exciting times ahead!
One of Moonoia's top projects has been shortlisted for the "Digital Project of the Year 2017" competition organized by Data News, Belgium's reference magazine for the ICT industry. Together with the "CIO of the Year", the winning project will be announced during the award ceremony which will take place in Brussels on October 25th. Fingers crossed!
With the next AIIM Executive Leadership Council meeting happening in London this week, I thought it would be a good moment to look at what defines the new age of intelligent information management.
IMAGE PROCESSING is one of the main areas where Artificial Intelligence is being used today, and Moonoia does exactly that. But there are other sectors currently employing AI and they are definitely worth keeping an eye on.
There is a growing discussion about the natural resistance towards Artificial Intelligence (AI) and automation (such as robots on an assembly line). Will it take away jobs? Will it become self-aware and realize that humans stand in its way (think Skynet in the Terminator movies…)?
New developments in Deep Neural Networks allow you to automate how important information is identified, captured, and/or classified. You don´t need to manually sort and index information anymore. Let the machines take over with better performance, accuracy, and consistency.
