RPA
Most RPA Implementations Revolve Around Document Processing. Here Are the Five Most Common Ways Companies Are Doing It.
Most RPA Implementations Revolve Around Document Processing. Here Are the Five Most Common Ways Companies Are Doing It. By Joe Labbé on November 23, 2020 With all the hype around Robotic Process Automation, it’s helpful to remember that the vast majority of all the data running through RPA automations originates or terminates with a document.…
Read MoreTales of Disruption: The SBA’s PPP Bot Ban
Tales of Disruption: The SBA’s PPP Bot Ban By Joe Labbé on May 12, 2020 The Small Business Administration (SBA) started accepting applications for the Payroll Protection Program (PPP) on April 3. Within fourteen days, the original $349 billion fund, as allocated by the U.S. Congress via the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act…
Read MoreDoes Your RPA Vendor Allow You to Scale?
Does Your RPA Vendor Allow You to Scale? By Joe Labbé on April 16, 2020 One of the most contentiously debated topics related to RPA is its ability to scale. In order to answer the question, one must first define what scalability is. When we talk about RPA scaling, what exactly needs to scale, and…
Read MoreThe Banking Industry Is Straining Under the Weight of Millions of PPP Loan Applications
The Banking Industry Is Straining Under the Weight of Millions of PPP Loan Applications By Tori Cameron on April 8, 2020 As the COVID-19 pandemic unfolds, it has become increasingly clear that organizations must be able to respond rapidly to meet the urgent needs of the communities they serve—particularly those in essential industries like banking.…
Read MoreBuried in PPP Loan Applications? Robotic Process Automation Can Help.
Buried in PPP Loan Applications? Robotic Process Automation Can Help. By Joe Labbé on April 6, 2020 And just like that, the world is mired in a global pandemic. Nobody is immune to this once-in-a-century event. Truly, we are all in this together. Governments have sprung into action on all fronts to help their citizens…
Read MoreBot Tables: New RPA Automations Require New Data Stores
Bot Tables: New RPA Automations Require New Data Stores By Joe Labbé on March 16, 2020 Last week, we released a great case study that chronicled an RPA automation we built for ECi Defense Group. Prior to the automation’s implementation, ECi staffers manually downloaded government-generated solicitations for goods and services, reviewed them, and assigned them…
Read MoreHow Digital Transformation Can Benefit These 2 Key Departments
How Digital Transformation Can Benefit These 2 Key Departments By Tori Cameron on February 14, 2020 Unless you work in the content management space, there’s a fair chance you may be unfamiliar with the concept of “digital transformation”—or at least as it pertains to the management of an organization’s content. You might be tempted to…
Read MoreRPA Use Case: Lessening the State Sales Tax Filing Burden
RPA Use Case: Lessening the State Sales Tax Filing Burden By Joe Labbé on January 31, 2020 The only guarantees in life are death and taxes. While robots can’t do a whole lot about death (though robotic surgeons may beg to differ), RPA can ease the burden of that other life guarantee. Sorry folks, you…
Read MoreRPA Projects: Roles and Responsibilities
RPA Projects: Roles and Responsibilities By Joe Labbe on December 5, 2019 There’s no doubt that RPA is a liberating technology. Liberating in the sense that RPA allows users to automate existing manual processes. RPA is truly a step forward. However, despite RPA’s ability to bridge the integration digital divide, it is by no means…
Read MoreRPA Has A Partner Channel Problem
RPA Has A Partner Channel Problem By Joe Labbe on November 4, 2019 Today, during a call with a new KnowledgeLake partner, the person with whom I was speaking said, “Seems like we partnered up with you at the right time. You must be pretty happy about the UiPath stumble.” I must admit, when I…
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