According to Deloitte, “Robotic Process Automation (RPA) uses software, commonly known as a ‘robot’, to capture and interpret existing IT applications to enable transaction processing, data manipulation and communication across multiple IT systems.” In other words, RPA performs tasks by … Continue reading →
I would imagine that most of us are keenly aware of the government’s need to improve efficiency. Not that I’m advocating for people to loss their jobs but you have to imagine those jobs could be done more effectively if … Continue reading →
So, the consolidation in the RPA space continues with Hyland’s acquisition. Microsoft scooped up Softomotive a few months ago. We’ll have too see if the trend continues as the the larger content and automation sharks swoop into get themselves entered … Continue reading →
I am not quite sure how, ultimately, you could have one withot the other. Digital Transformation by ideal definition would include RPA-like automation. By Stephanie Overby – “RPA can touch the back, middle, and front offices with dramatic reductions in cost, … Continue reading →
The key here is RPA is not a magic bullet. It cannot make independent decisions. It only follows rules. There could be a lot of them of course but there must a way to deal with exceptions to the standard … Continue reading →
As with all technologies, do not get too far ahead of your skis or you are liable to take a tumble both figurative and literally. Set reasonable expectations that may be improved as your skill and expertise evolve. By Priya Dialani … Continue reading →
By Antoinette Alexander – Three little letters are proving they can deliver accounting firms big benefits in the quest for greater process automation. Enter RPA. Robotic process automation, more commonly known as RPA, involves programming software to automate manual processes across … Continue reading →
BY STEPHANIE KANOWITZ – One positive outcome of the coronavirus pandemic has been agencies’ increased ability to quickly adapt to new circumstances, thanks, in many cases, to their use of robotic process automation (RPA) and chatbots to deliver internal and … Continue reading →
If you have mundane (or not so), repetitive tasks in your organization with steps that are definitive and rules-based? Then you just might be a candidate for RPA. By Stephanie Overby – This year, the Robotic Process Automation (RPA) market is predicted to … Continue reading →
You would not even consider building a house without a plan. Why would you attempt to implement RPA without one? As with any project you have a need to be satisfied, a goal that provides that satisfaction and a plan … Continue reading →