Robotic Process Automation - Get Ready for the Next Revolution in Business

The buzz in the IT world now is around Robotic Process Automation (RPA), which has the potential to upend business like nothing since the advent of the internet. Defined as software agents that are programmed to perform repeatable, rules-based tasks in business processes, RPA is already making organizations faster, more accurate and better able to scale their businesses to shifts in the market. Tanvir Khan, vice president, Business Process Outsourcing Solutions for Dell Services, talks about the value of the RPA solution and how it can help human labor rather than threaten it.

[@narottamsingh275]

Great

[@MySham2011]

Gone through it fully today 7th April 2020. Liked it much

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[@pbharti1544]

Hi,
1.I would like to know being non technical and carrying around 10 years BPO experience, how beneficial and successful it will be for choosing RPA as a carrier.
2. Though I know that most of the RPA tolls does not require any coding but is it recommended to learn some basic language to be more successful in the industry. Please help me with the information since I am willing to pursue for the course soon.

[@JJ-ru2qy]

I need better subtitles to understand. I am deaf..

[@yuh7420]

Just a curious question. Would be great if someone could help to clarify :)
As quoted from the video "Nobody does data entry now. You have OCR. The document comes in, get scanned, document is in."
Understand that OCR is not 100% reliable. It depends on document quality, font type, font clarity, cursive nature of fonts etc... Is it really possible to eliminate data entry just basing on OCR? I would think human intervention might still be required?

[@raypins]

+Grace Lim: Good point. That's where Machine Learning and AI would come in. In simple words, you would understand patterns and make your algorithm and rules intelligent to understand what's entered/ heard /seen. These algorithms would only become wiser and become more accurate. Yes, it won't throw the best results in the beginning, but over time it should/would.

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Better go for Automation Anywhere as Gartner's choice

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how it worka in Business

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how are these videos made?

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human robots :P

[@MuzzyV29]

sounds like dell wanna steal monry compared to competitors fir its name in rpa