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Why RPA and its Benefits

Robotic Process Automation (RPA)

  • RPA is a software technology that allows non-invasive automation of repetitive process in the enterprise and business world
  • RPA tools operate by mapping a process in a “graphical user interface” (GUI) environment
  • Components of RPA:
    1. User Interface (UI): the point of interaction between the user and the software
    2. Workflow: a series of steps that need to be executed in order to accomplish a specific business task
    3. Bot: a set of instructions that performs a task within a workflow

Benefits of RPA

  • Cost savings: RPA can reduce the cost of manual processes by up to 80%
  • Accuracy: RPA bots perform tasks with 100% accuracy and no need for breaks, vacations or sick days
  • Productivity: RPA bots can work 24/7 and complete tasks faster than human counterparts
  • Scalability: RPA bots can be deployed quickly and easily to meet increasing demand
  • Compliance: RPA provides detailed logs and audit trails for compliance and regulatory requirements
  • Improved Customer Experience: RPA can free up human workers to focus on higher value tasks, such as customer interactions.

Please note that RPA is not a replacement of human workforce, instead it is a tool that can help organizations automate repetitive tasks and allows their employees to focus on more valuable and cognitive tasks. RPA is also a great tool to be used in combination with other technologies like AI and Machine learning for a more powerful automation scenarios.

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