Softomotive Robotic Process Automation (RPA) Announces Workshop with DXC Technology
Softomotive, one of the leading Robotic Process Automation technology providers worldwide, announced today the Workshop on Robotic Process Automation challenges and best practices, presented together with DXC Technology, as part of the 17th Shared Services Week conference in Manchester, UK.
Beyond Digital Transformation - How to Implement Real Change
Design thinking is a problem solving approach that focuses on people and their emotional responses. It helps identify what matters to people, both outside and inside of the organization.
Cognitive Automation : Advent of Virtual Workforce
Cognitive Automation (CA) , also known as Intelligent Automation, is a set of AI based technologies including Machine Learning and Natural Language Processing. The core difference between CA and generic RPA is that CA works at a semantic level and tries to understand the underlying data rather than just treating it at a superficial level.
Robotic Process Automation (RPA) - The Future of Outsourcing
RPA systems are used to automate basic and repetitive office tasks. A technology like this can have massive impact on the future of Business Process Outsourcing (BPO).
Key Best Practices for Successful Implementation of Automation
Robotic Process Automation (RPA) is a rapid IT project, driven by non - IT staff and faces higher risks, because it demands prerequisites and some key best practices to be followed.
UiPath Launches World's First Massive Open Online Course to Train and Certify users in Robotic Process Automation (RPA)
Certification programme equips users with high-level RPA skills, allowing them to implement RPA within their own companies
3 Cs of Communicating Change in RPA Context
A perception of threat and an atmosphere of impending doom is not exactly what organizations want RPA to herald. It is a positive step in creating leaner, efficient and productive business processes.
Brave New World of RPA
RPA ultimately empowers your workforce to deliver more engaging (and profitable) work. Implement it smartly, and RPA may be the single most important investment you make this year"¦ or this decade.
Going Where No Man Has Gone Before: What Does the Future Hold for Automation in the Service Industry?
Most service organisations are still at the stage of small scale trial RPA deployments summarised as "if x is true, then click button y". So how do we go on our voyage of discovery, and move from where we are now to a more automated enterprise?
The Robotics Industry Must Overcome the Awareness Gap
We must educate and evangelize to bust the myths and show what automated business processes can do. The technology is ready - now we have to show the world its value.
The ABC of RPA, Part 10: At What Point Should I Also Consider Bringing Artificial Intelligence Into The Office Environment?
Once a number of robots have been successfully implemented within your internal team and your process experts have a thorough understanding of how these robots have impacted the operating environment - then you can progress to artificial intelligence.
The ABC of RPA, Part 9: How Do I Measure Performance of a Robot Versus Humans?
If a robot gets a companys product out the door one or two days sooner, that equates to revenue, and thus cash, in the door one or two days sooner.
The ABC of RPA, Part 8: Can robots and humans work in harmony?
Humans will always be required within an operation because they will need to process the one-off transactions that the robot has not been equipped to handle, and the robot will need to be programmed for any process changes.
The ABC of RPA, Part 7: How will robotics and automation affect my employees?
In the long term, job roles will shift away from their traditional remits and evolve to meet the needs of the modern, automated workplace.
The ABC of RPA, Part 6: Are robotics and automation in conflict with my IT Department?
Its important that your IT staff understand the impact of automation - more importantly, that it is not a replacement for your IT team.
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