Tag: rpa

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.

A technology dream without a plan never becomes a reality. Likewise, a collection of tech tools unlinked to a vision inspires no one and changes nothing.

Despite fears about the impact of automation, many workers feel that automating at least some processes will make them more productive. Here's why.

Automation solutions can unlock immediate benefits for understaffed IT teams, time-pressed on-the-ground workers and enterprises struggling to innovate.

While many enterprises still only see RPA as a way to improve productivity, others see it as a safety measure to help weather the shock of future disruptions.

As the pandemic forces enterprises to implement digital transformation strategies, many are looking at robotic process automation. Here’s why.

Automation tools have helped speed up the process of manually reviewing loan applications and then classifying, verifying and entering data for final approval.

Many organizations are looking at automating workplace processes. However, successful automation requires strong planning and preparation.

While COVID-19 has seen many workers sent home, for many organizations it is the catalyst for automating enterprise processes. Here’s how.

Automation will help us navigate through the COVID-19 pandemic to our “next normal” in three different ways.

Business process automation and RPA are complementary technologies which can be part of a total modernization approach based on need and viability.

Despite the promise that technology helps improve productivity in the workplace, in practice it generally doesn't work that way.