Robotic Automation Process

Today I found it difficult to choose a title for this blog. It is one of those times when in your head you are clear about what you want to present, but the words do not end up reflecting what you think. Yes, we're talking about emotions.

In a series of blogposts I will be sharing some learnings with regards to enhancing live chat, introducing Conversational AI and scaling up with a Bot at a banking organization.

Hyperautomation isn’t simply replicating how tasks are completed with robotic process automation. RPA was merely the first step in the evolution of this type of technology.

Part of being a software automation professional is having a view of the available tools and current trends in the industry, what are the new frameworks and how are the old war horses doing.

In this article, I am going to talk about how to run the attended bot without orchestrator and can still be triggered by system-level events that can give and take data to and from human workers.

AI Fabric is the brain-child of UiPath. AI Fabric connects seamlessly with UiPath studio and Orchestrator to create a unified experience within all UiPath Platforms.

Most of the times, you cannot solve a problem with only low code. Think about scenario's where you should link to old legacy systems or complex API calls. In those cases low code without any enhancement cannot natively connect to those systems.

In the world of RPA (Robotic Automation Process), every business demands for rapid automation of their processes. The purpose of this article is to present an idea to achieve rapid automation without thinking much about the development efforts.