As areas of the business that support multiple departments and are involved in vital business processes, shared services groups tend to have a lot on their plates. Robotic process automation (RPA) has the capability to offload tedious, time-consuming tasks like data entry, invoice processing, and account creation to bots.
Businesses today have the opportunity to start a digital transformation initiative and see real change in their efficiency and effectiveness. While a number of tools are needed to completely transform your organization, RPA can be used in multiple different ways to achieve change.
Banks all around the world have important regulations with which they need to comply. Robotic process automation (RPA) can help mitigate some of the pains of compliance and auditing.
Can a rural school district provide students with the same modern technology as larger districts? Lisa Nelson of Douglass ISD in Texas made it her mission to do so, and she succeeded.
Now’s the time when organizations finalize their budgets for next year. As spending increases on technology, investing in a network monitoring tool is more important than ever. Find out why and how to justify the ROI to your boss in this article.
Real-time network monitoring usually means very, very fast and frequent network polling—which is close enough to real-time that we don’t bother to add caveats around it.
RPA has so many benefits, but when your RPA bots are working with customer data, financial information, or employee information, it’s essential to have RPA security best practices in place.
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SIEM (security information and event management) software provides insights into potential security threats through data normalization and threat prioritization, giving IT professionals an effective method of automating processes and centralizing security management in a way that helps them simplify the difficult task of protecting sensitive data.
Learn 50 different ways you can leverage RPA. Get your wheels moving as you consider new automation ideas and find the resources you need to make it happen.