Intelligent process automation
Boosting bots with AI and machine learning
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Across all sectors, companies are learning that they can transform their businesses by embracing Intelligent Process Automation, or IPA. With the pairing of AI and RPA, IPA adds a new layer of intelligent decision-making processes to automated RPA tasks. By automating repetitive work, and adding the ability to automate intelligent decision making, intelligent automation frees up your most valuable resources – your employees – to spend more time on higher value and more strategic work.
But in order to reap the rewards of Intelligent Process Automation, organisations must first educate themselves and prepare for the adoption of IPA. In this eBook, Intelligent Process Automation: Boosting Bots with AI and Machine Learning, we cover important issues related to IPA, including:
- What is RPA?
- What is AI?
- What is IPA?
- Steps your organisation can take to realize the value of IPA
- Common IPA use cases
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