Robotic Process Automation (RPA)
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Digitize, automate,
optimize - in process management, everything revolves around increasing the
efficiency or reducing the costs of business processes. Everyone is talking
about digital transformation, and one component in the digitization of
companies keeps popping up: Robotic Process Automation (RPA).
Robotic Process
Automation is a form of process automation in which digital software robots
process structured business processes in an automated manner. The technology is
primarily suitable for repetitive and rule-based activities that were
previously performed manually. The bots learn the processes and thus imitate
the employees - they perform the tasks independently, without pause and
completely error-free.
Which potentials
do robots have?
- 24/7 availability
- Efficiency enhancement
- Reduction of peak impact
Increase process speed
- Rule based processes show less
errors
- Fast implementation cycle
- No modification to backend systems required
- Scalable workforce
- Create time for value-add tasks
Which
tasks can a robot handle?
- Rule based and repetitive
- Middle to high process volume
- Structured Input data
- Clear set of decisions/rules
- Stable processes
What can a
robot do?
- Interaction with 3rd party GUI
- Collect Data from multiple sources
- Analyze, calculate or validate data
- Orchestrate induvial tasks
- Report generation
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