RPA uses software bots to automate tasks, eliminating the need for people to perform manual labor and other tasks that involve rote, repetitive processes.

RPA uses robots to automate repetitive, rule-based tasks within business processes. Bots execute tasks in various systems and applications, simulating human actions.

As RPA and generative AI evolve, so will IT organizations It’s hard to predict how IT organizations might change as AI tools evolve and grow.

View all Final Thoughts on RPA Robotic process automation can be useful for reducing the number of tedious, routine tasks that would otherwise have to be accomplished by employees. Because they ...

New challenges and unprecedented opportunities will mark the business landscape in 2023. Organizations must remain competitive as technology evolves rapidly. Robotic Process Automation, or RPA ...

As CIOs map out their strategies, it’s becoming clear that agentic AI will change how they manage their organization’s IT ...

A seasoned finance and technology executive, Myers had her first CFO role at a robotic process automation (RPA) company, UiPath. She describes agentic AI as “the biggest unlock for finance since RPA ...

Roughly a week after deploying a robotic process automation (RPA) accelerator to set up 25 different experiments, the Air Force already has five new software-based bots in full operation, according to ...

Forrester also predicted recently that RPA software market growth would begin to flatten in 2023, and indeed, it seems headed in that direction. One contributor to the slowdown is a shift to more ...

Pega RPA, part of the Pega Infinity™ suite of digital transformation software, automates repetitive tasks performed through the user interface (UI) of enterprise applications. Pega RPA uses its ...