Recently, in one of the conversations I was told that they are leveraging RPA for years in form of scripts, powershell and/or macros. In my personal opinion all of these are surely an automation but performing one or series of tasks on to a specific system. “While a macro or script is linear and fixed, RPA robots are dynamic”. Robots can perform sequence of tasks and activities across multiple systems and platforms. They can “learn”
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A new drug discovery and cost associated with the R&D is getting steeping high day by day. In addition to this all the regulatory requirements are getting stringent and pharmaceutical organizations are getting forced to evaluate and explore alternative processes, tools, technologies around clinical trial, drug discovery, reporting & compliance. Some of the biotechnology and pharma organization are bridging the gap by introducing BPO strategy in close conjunction with implementation of Robotic Process Automation (RPA).
Adoption of Robotic Process Automation “RPA” is rising with the time and maturity of offered solutions. Because of the volume of automation, RPA inherently deals with much confidential business data, regardless of whether the technology is deployed within a small-to medium-sized medical practice or a global enterprise. In automating everyday business processes such as transferring files, processing orders, and running payroll, RPA’s software robots process information from various company databases and log into different accounts
RPA (Robotic Process Automation) is a growing technology and has the machine learning capabilities to handle repeatable, high-volume, process-oriented tasks that previously required a human to perform. Efficiency Accuracy Speed Higher Quality Lower Cost These are the key benchmarks by which enterprise IT has been measured since the earliest days of its existence. These outcomes have always been achieved by some combination of man and machine, but with advances in cloud and digital technology, the
