Putting robotic process automation to work in business RPA – Robotic Process Automation – is a set of tools which companies can use to relieve human workers of repetitive tasks. RPA emulates human interaction with a computer interface, such as a CRM system, spreadsheet or website, to automatically input data, collect and file information, and generally execute multi-step processes. The implementation of RPA typically gives businesses 20 to 30 per cent cost savings by improving efficiency, reducing errors and increasing compliance. By taking away the most menial tasks from workers, RPA also co ..read more

Looking at the benefits of Robotic Process Automation Automation has frequently topped the lists of technology’s favourite buzzwords in recent years, and for good reason. It’s not difficult to understand how using robots can drastically improve productivity levels in industries such as manufacturing, construction and retail. They are faster, can work in dangerous conditions, and don’t get tired like their human counterparts. But what about those businesses where manual labour isn’t required? Can the services sector – and your average office worker – benefit from a little robotic assistance? In ..read more

Two technologies for your business – great alone, better combined Right now there is plenty of excitement around the huge potential of automation in businesses, particularly regarding Robotic Process Automation (RPA) and Artificial Intelligence (AI). These two technologies have the capability to drive significant, step-change efficiencies as well as generating completely new sources of value for organisations. But, as businesses look to adopt RPA and AI, and seek to get the most value from these disruptive technologies, they need to have a clear picture as to what they do and don’t do, and how ..read more

Automation for the modern enterprise  Automation is a reality that every business has to face. Even small companies should be aware of the changes disrupting the processes of the bigger firms that they may deal with. Automation has traditionally threatened manual and low-level professions, but this is no longer the case. Now, even IT management staff are experiencing employment instability. The culprit? Robotic Process Automation (RPA). RPA basically refers to sophisticated computer software that can manipulate processes just like a human would – except it’s far better at it. RPA involves the ..read more