Tag: rpa

Automation is not without challenges, but it can be an effective tool for reducing time and costs and improving the execution of many employee-centric tasks.

RPA automates mundane and redundant tasks that otherwise take up valuable employee time. It can also boost the employee experience.

The latest funding follows a $110 million investment earlier this year and values the enterprise automation platform at $5.7 billion.

The old ways of document processing and dealing with paper no longer work for modern businesses.

An early attempt at technological augmentation of workers at scale offers lessons for a fresh wave of adopters.

In the wake of the Pegasus Spyware controversy there were calls from many quarters for deeper control of AI by humans. Is it necessary?

Human-machine collaboration is where we are today, and it isn't about technology. This is about a mind shift in how businesses approach how we work.

While many companies have automated their work processes, it could have a negative impact on employee experience. Here's how to avoid that outcome.

The onboarding processes used in the office won't cut it in the hybrid workplace. Here are six tips for engaging remote workers productively.

Digital tech played a paramount role in keeping workers functioning and maintaining business continuity. Now businesses are looking to next steps.

Despite the at times overzealous claims, RPA is not an automatic solution for every challenge.

There's no portability and very little interoperability in the RPA ecosystem, meaning a bot designed for one RPA platform cannot be exported to another.

Automation is gaining traction across enterprises and SMBs are joining the party. Here's why.

Automation offers more than cost savings. It takes time-consuming repetitive tasks out of employees' hands and allows them to focus on higher value activities.

Many organizations are starting to invest in robotic process automation to increase productivity. Here's why.

Automation is rapidly evolving into hyperautomation. The productivity and cost saving appeal is obvious but organizations need to take care. Here's why.

RPA is officially big business. UiPath's market debut showed that interest in automation is growing as organizations look for ways to become more productive.

Since the beginning of the pandemic, automation has been used to make workplaces more productive, however, not all automation is good for organizations.

RPA is evolving to be more flexible, intelligent and integrated. But none of that helps unless you’ve identified a business problem it can help you solve.

Expect two main areas — the impact of AI on our back-end data processing capabilities and the impact of no-code development on UX — to move to the fore.