At TPA, we believe technology can significantly improve the way we work. RPA is one of the technologies that can have an important impact on our daily lives. As the world becomes increasingly aware of RPA, some key terms and concepts remain unclear.
We’re setting out on a journey through these terms, picking one to analyse in more detail in the coming days and weeks. So join us on our journey of discovery.
Find out more by clicking on the Letters:
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W Y
| A is for Automation |
- What is Automation?
| B is for bots |
- What are Bots and what do they do?
| C is for Criteria for selecting processes for automation |
- What is RPA about?
| D is for Digital Transformation |
| E is for Exception |
| F is for FTE – Full Time Employee or Fully Engaged Employee? |
| G is for grow |
| H is for Human |
| I is for Implementation |
| J is for Job Security |
| K is for KPIs |
| L is for Licenses |
| M is for Machine Learning |
| N is for Non-Invasive Technology |
| O is for Orchestrator |
| P is for Proof of concept |
| Q is for Quick Wins |
| R is for Return on investment |
| S is for Studio |
| T is for Task Capture |
| U is for User interface |
| V is for Virtual Machines |
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| W is for What’s next |
| Y is for Y – Yes to RPA |
