WorkFusion is trying to win the race to automate corporate jobs

In 2008, Max Yankelevich was in India, visiting the cubicle farms where big banks and insurance companies outsource business processes — the invoices, memos, and other papers pushed to keep organizations humming. Globally, it’s. The employees were smart, says Yankelevich, who was running a cloud computing startup at the time. Government and various why not look right over here states, which the judge said are entitled to injunctive relief. There was good money in doing this sort of back office work — but it was mind numbing. You’d fall asleep at your desk in the middle of a loan document.