Robotic Process Automation vs. Intelligent Automation [Infographic]
Robotic Process Automation (RPA) and Intelligent Automation are transformative technologies reshaping modern business operations but it’s crucial to understand the difference between RPA and automation. Robotic Process Automation has been one of the revolutionary technologies the better half of the last decade has witnessed and its development and widespread adoption has significantly changed how organizations approach their business operations. It is a technology and approach making use of specialized computer programs known as software bots to automate mundane, high-volume, rule-based and repeatable tasks that were previously performed by humans.
Intelligent Automation (IA) is an advanced form of Robotic Process Automation (RPA) combining technologies like Structured Data Interaction (SDI), Robotic Process Automation (RPA), Machine Learning (ML), Natural Language Processing (NLP), Natural Language Generation (NLG), AI-Decision systems, Chatbots and more.
Intelligent Automation is the next logical step RPA is growing towards bringing greater cost reduction as it automates more efficiently and effectively than RPA. This is mainly because IA is capable of processing unstructured data, handling exceptions and learning continuously. Intelligent Automation has tremendous potential to help enterprises by enhancing process efficiency, detecting frauds, reducing costs and risks, increasing productivity and delivering better customer experience.
The infographic below can illustrate the differences between RPA and Intelligent Automation.
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In the RPA vs Intelligent Automation race, it is evident than while simple tasks can be automated using RPA but in the long run, Intelligent Automation emerges as a winner for effective ROI.
Intelligent Automation solutions, RPA, AI and the exponential technologies have started streamlining and automating processes, replacing humans in every industry, freeing their time for more strategic initiatives, creative and innovative tasks. In the coming years, there is no doubt that these technologies will become essential for most sectors across the globe to drive greater organizational performance and gain greater ROI.
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