Robotics Process Automation
Robotic process automation (RPA) is the use of computer software ‘robots’ to handle repetitive, rule-based digital tasks. The robots execute these tasks by interacting with applications and information sources in much the same way as human workers do. The key is to understand how the different RPA technologies work, in order to find the best fit for your organization.
- Unattended robots
Unattended robots are designed to automate very simple, highly structured and repetitive tasks without any human intervention. These robots reside in backend servers.
- Attended or desktop robots
Attended or desktop robots have more advanced functionality in order to work hand in hand with human employees.
- Cognitive process automations
Lastly, cognitive process automations have the ability to automate operational processes which require the handling of unstructured data (such as scanned documentation). Cognitive automation is designed to support greater process complexities. It is also a possibility to deploy a combination of unattended, attended and cognitive process automations within your organization.
- Workflow Optimization
Workforce comprises software robots that are installed on back-end servers, with the capabilities to take over all the repetitive, admin driven processes facing the human workforce everyday.
- NEVA
The first ever virtual attendant designed specifically with the employee in mind, for the front and back office.
- Desktop Analytics
Desktop Analytics is a highly unique and illuminating software solution aimed at capturing data and generating insights about employee behavior on the desktop. Lack of visibility into employee productivity is a major challenge for global enterprises today.
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