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Robotic automation systems is one of the most powerful digital transformation technologies available to businesses of all sizes today. It is extremely versatile and applicable to dozens of repetitive, time and energy-consuming processes that can and should be partially or entirely automated in the modern-day business environment. Robotic process management is also among the most affordable solutions, allowing companies to start reaping the benefits of Industry 4.0 innovations almost instantly and without the need to allocate considerable IT infrastructure modernization budgets or hire multiple expensive technology experts.

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This article offers detailed information on RPA and the correlating points between RPA and blockchain. Also, you’ll understand the challenges and opportunities of combining blockchain and RPA together.

RPA is one of the latest technologies that is disrupting the industry out there. Few of the other technologies that are also making the news include blockchain, artificial intelligence. Our society is an ecosystem, and hence all these technologies are related to each other.

In this article, we are going to discuss RPA and Blockchain. Each of these technologies is disruptive. Companies, on the other hand, are quick to adopt the new technologies so that they can leverage the advantage and penetrate deep into the market.

This article will explore the most prominent hyper-automation trends disrupting business in today's post-pandemic landscape.

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ServiceNow became the latest company to take the robotic process automation (RPA) plunge when it announced it was acquiring Intellibot, an RPA startup based in Hyderabad, India. The companies did not reveal the purchase price.

The purchase comes at a time where companies are looking to automate workflows across the organization. RPA provides a way to automate a set of legacy processes, which often involve humans dealing with mundane repetitive work.

The term ‘Web services’ has joined the other trendy buzzwords dominating the automation scene lately. Thanks to their versatility, web services are widely used in standard IT integrations and now they are finding their way into RPA.

Robotic Process Automation (RPA) tool adoption has soared during the past couple of years. If anything, the pandemic gave organizations added motivation to automate in general – especially around mundane tasks, the type that are in RPA’s sweet spot.

Gartner recently reported that spending on RPA software will top $1.5 billion this year and continue to grow by double-digit percentage terms for the foreseeable future. Deloitte has previously projected that RPA will hit nearly universal adoption in the business world at some point in 2023. There are lots of other lofty stats and anecdotal evidence that tell a similar story.

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In this post I am going to take a quick look a Google's DialogFlow tool. DialogFlow is a powerful platform for building conversational experiences (CX), more commonly known as ChatBots.

As enterprises continue to grapple with the economic fallout of the pandemic and they are required to be more productive with fewer resources, they are seeking automation and AI skills in new hires, according to a recent report. Seventy-three percent of executives surveyed for the report said, when choosing between two similarly qualified candidates, they would choose the one whose experience included familiarity with automation and AI tools.

Although RPA has been around for some years now, many companies are still at the early stages of their learning curve to start tapping into the technology’s full value promise. The first processes to be selected for automation are typically those that and tie up employees’ time from performing more valuable work and are highly repetitive, which, as a consequence, makes them error prone.

With a growing list of features and capabilities, Microsoft’s Power Automate is not some vaporware to ignore anymore. Certainly not the solution for every company trying to jump on the COVID induced digital transformation train but if you are a MS Office/.NET/Azure shop then the Power tools are rapidly becoming very interesting.

Microsoft India has launched a public preview of a new desktop-based RPA solution. The company said Power Automate Desktop expands its low-code capabilities enabling those without coding skills to automate repetitive, manual business processes.

"RPA is the next big opportunity that companies want to seize, and there's a need for RPA developers who possess the skills to drive that opportunity forward," said Gabe Dalporto, CEO, Udacity. "RPA is an extraordinary technology that is architected to reduce the burden of repetitive, simple tasks on employees, freeing up their time to focus on more substantive projects. Through our RPA Developer Nanodegree program, we're empowering developers and engineers to strengthen their career paths and helping employers focus their teams to put their effort where it really matters.

Recently, the Jelvix team has conducted a research study to learn about emerging trends in complementary technology and define the most popular use cases of RPA.

The automation game just changed – and most of you barely noticed

It’s sometimes those low-profile moves that make the bigger impacts on markets, versus the big glamor ones. Who would have thought Jurgen Klopp would end Liverpool’s 30-year wait for the English Premier League title when he quietly disappeared himself from Borussia Dortmund? And who would have thought a smallish Brazilian RPA firm, WDG, could propel IBM into the first one-stop services and software automation shop for organizations. This is in stark contrast to the Accenture Synops model, which is focused almost entirely on partnering with 3rd party software. Oh, this is going to be fun... the big services giants are back to duke out automation dominance in the middle of a pandemic.

HFS Research Article - https://www.horsesforsources.com/ibm-wdg-extreme-automation_071020