Empowering Automation in the Digital Era In this highly digitally connected world, companies are always looking for new and creative ways to improve efficiency, simplify procedures, and provide better customer service. Robotic Process Automation (RPA) has become a game-changing technology that helps businesses accelerate up operations, cut down on human error, and automate repetitive activities. One of the leading RPA platforms, Blue Prism, provides an extensive set of tools and features to automate Various business processes. A good example of this is the online-based Extension, a potent ele ..read more

Introduction: In the world of robotic process automation (RPA), Blue Prism stands out as a leading platform that empowers organizations to automate their business processes. While designing and developing automated solutions using Blue Prism is essential, debugging plays a crucial role in ensuring smooth operation and efficient execution. In this blog, we will explore some invaluable debugging techniques in Blue Prism that can help you identify and resolve issues, ultimately optimizing your automation workflows. 1. Enable Logging: Blue Prism provides comprehensive logging capabilities to trac ..read more

Perficient is looking forward to bringing our unique combination of automation technical know-how along with financial services and payments industry expertise to the Banking Automation Summit in Charlotte, North Carolina on March 2-3. The Summit brings together experts in the field, including bank executives, technology vendors, and consultants, to discuss the latest advancements in automation and its impact on the banking industry. I want to take this opportunity to share the latest hyper-automation trends from my observations in working with clients in the banking industry. One of the key ..read more

Robotic Process Automation (RPA) is the method through which a software bot automates repetitive, high-volume, rule-based, and trigger-driven processes using a combination of automation, computer vision, and machine learning.  Organizations should assess their readiness to employ RPA technologies by looking at their data management procedures and architecture before implementing them. For RPA to succeed, high-quality data and effective data governance are essential. Without the proper safeguards (such as a center of excellence, governance boards, and written guidelines), it won’t meet th ..read more

Robotic Process Automation (RPA) is the use of software to automate high volume and repetitive tasks that previously required a human to perform. RPA enables the configuration of a “bot” or “digital workers” to capture and interpret tasks on existing applications such as processing transactions, transforming or manipulating data, triggering responses, and integrating with other digital systems. The most common use is leveraging RPA to enable employees to focus on higher value work by offloading routine work to digital workers. As enterprises continue to invest in automation, experienced consu ..read more

Healthcare payers and providers share common goals: improve population health, reduce healthcare costs, and elevate both consumer and their care team experiences. Achieving these goals requires operational efficiency and business insights. When implemented together, intelligent automation and advanced analytics can help you streamline processes and illuminate paths toward better care. Two of our experts, Jayce Johnson and Graham Wallis, explore this potential in our most recent 8-minute PowerByte video, Analytics, Automation, and the Quadruple Aim: Enhancing Efficiency, Value, and Care: Heal ..read more

Robotic process automation (RPA) is a software technology that makes it easy to build, deploy, and manage software robots that emulate human actions interacting with digital systems and software. Just like people, software robots can do things like understanding what’s on a screen, complete the right keystrokes, navigate systems, identify and extract data, and perform a wide range of defined actions. RPA processes are widely used for the configuration of task automation. This technology is essential for the automation of repetitive back-office processes. There are numerous RPA tools available ..read more

Healthcare payers and providers aim toward a common pinnacle goal: to promote better health outcomes. The steps toward this achievement require efficiency and insights. In this blog, I explore how intelligent automation (or IA) and advanced analytics intersect to support healthcare’s aims. Triple Aim? Quadruple Aim? First, a brief history lesson. In 2007, the Institute of Healthcare Improvement created a three-pronged objective for health care systems. Seven years later, the Annals of Family Medicine introduced a fourth objective – thus creating the Quadruple Aim, which prioritizes the follow ..read more

It is relatively easy to create an AI or machine learning proof of concept, and eventually you will have multiple teams creating their own models to perform similar tasks. Beware, however, that this can result in duplicative training and tuning efforts, different outcomes and predictions, and variances in accuracy. The goal of automation is to create, train, tune, and task one model so that all efforts to curate, label, and define data are put into a common engine. Building a Center of Excellence Data is the foundation of intelligent automation, and a combination of different technologies – s ..read more

It is common for enterprises to approach automation through a technology lens like robotic process automation (RPA) and then report they are “fully automated.” These organizations sought a specific solution and, in most cases, are stretching the technology beyond its intended purpose. Intelligent automation is not accomplished by a single technology working independently, but rather through a combination of insights and technologies acting in concert. While partial automation can be achieved through traditional digital process automation (DPA) platforms or process orchestration, intelligent a ..read more