In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady delves into the transformative potential of no-code automation and artificial intelligence for small and medium-sized enterprises in France. The focus is on Automae, a consultancy founded by Théo Jim, which is pioneering a new approach to help these businesses enhance efficiency and reduce costs. Automae's innovative service offering combines no-code platforms, operational artificial intelligence, and custom workflow design, enabling companies to automate key business processes without the need for extensive technical resources or large budgets. This initiative is particularly timely as more than 60 percent of companies are re-evaluating their automation strategies, and the global Robotic Process Automation market is expected to reach 45 billion dollars by 2030.

Automae's structured and modular approach includes a four-part methodology: audit and personalized roadmap, operational implementation, training and enablement, and support and maintenance. This allows small and medium-sized enterprises to leverage powerful tools without technical lock-in or heavy upfront investment. Théo Jim emphasizes that automation is a strategic lever, not an optional tool, as it helps clients save time, reduce costs, and improve service quality. Automae stands out with its dual expertise in no-code and operational artificial intelligence, a focus on microbusinesses, and accessible pricing. By 2027, the company aims to create a pan-European knowledge base of automated processes to bolster the competitiveness of small organizations. For more information, visit Automae's website.