American Journal of Intelligent Systems · 2019 · 54 citations · 1 references
EngineeringComputer ScienceIndustrial EngineeringAutomationHuman-robot InteractionRoboticsHuman-machine InterfacesHuman-robot CollaborationIndustrial AutomationProcess AutomationBack-office AutomationDigital Transformation CapabilityIndustrial Automation SystemsIndustrial RobotsRobot ProgrammingRobotic Process AutomationTransaction ProcessingUser Interface Integration
<b> </b>RPA, or Robotic Process Automation, is a software that mimics the steps a human takes to complete rules-based, repetitive tasks. The robot carries out work with speed and precision, utilizing the same applications your employees use every day. In traditional automation, all the actions are primarily based on the programming/scripting, APIs or other ways of integration methods to the backend systems or internal applications. In distinction, RPA automates software that can migrate the work from the human to the computer which can stop paying humans to do work ripe for automation, faster front and back office transaction processing, near âInstant Onâ integration at the lowest cost, optimization of User Interface to drive long call/transaction times down, accelerate digital transformation objectives, eliminate errors thereby improving productivity by making workers smarter.
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