Tag: RPA

Strengthen Your Leadership Skills In Implementing Robotic Process Automation | Sherpas in Blue Shirts

After five years of buzz, there is now a lot of momentum in companies adopting Robotic Process Automation (RPA) technology. At Everest Group, our Pinnacle Model™ research assessed the impact of more than 200 leading companies on digital journeys implementing RPA. Our assessment identified companies achieving superior business outcomes (Pinnacle Enterprises™), including 4X the ROI as other enterprises. We found these enterprises invested in key enablers for speed to impact in digital transformation and took a more holistic, participatory approach to implementation rather than a top-down approach. My conversation with Peter Quinn, who led RPA implementation at a large wealth management firm, reveals several characteristics about the successful approach enabling RPA success and higher ROI.

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Robotic process automation is reworking supply chains | Sherpas in Blue Shirts

Robotic Process Automation (RPA) is a powerful set of digital tools that is poised to have a dramatic effect on the services industry, particularly the business process industry. RPA tools automate well-understood processes currently being done by hand and that have been outsourced. But from our findings in my employer Everest Group’s Pinnacle Model research on enterprises that undertake digital journeys, we believe companies will inevitably apply RPA to work that is not currently outsourced. This will radically change the supply chain of services over the next five years.

 

IoT finds a home in RPA technology | In the News

Robotic process automation, or RPA, is the use of software with artificial intelligence and machine learning capabilities to handle high-volume, repeatable tasks that previously required humans to perform. Simply put, RPA technology enables companies to automate manual processes across the enterprise using software robots, in turn reducing human error and saving money on labor. One key area where this sort of automation will make particular sense in the near term is configuring and managing disparate components of an IoT deployment.

Sarah Burnett, vice president of research at Everest Group, a consulting and research firm based in Dallas, said robotic process automation technology allows you to connect to systems through their user interface. That’s why it’s called robotic — it mimics what the human would do at the keyboard.

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