Session 7: Robitic Process Automation (RPA) with 100% correct answers

Learning Objectives: - RPA Awareness and Roles in the company - Differences of RPA and Business Process Management - RPA Checklist for implementing solutions - RPA Lifecycle and Process Evaluation - Business Model Canvas Transforming operational processes - process digitization companies are driving digital change by automating their internal operations and enabling its people to refocus on strategic activities. 00:03 01:41 RPA - your virtual workforce Robotic process Automation is a capability of a sortware that allows the "bot" to transact in any application in the same way a human would do with a mouse or keyboard. - RPA = - your virtual employee - no physical robot - time to market within a few weeks - uses your existing applications - no changes in your existing infrastructure needed - documents every step consistently RPA Tasks Business goal = reduce cost and headcount through use of software robotics Core Activity = Automation of repetitive tasks and training robots to complete activities Tech Approach = Apply changes without changing existing applications and underlying system Time & impact = implementation In days as existing applications are not adjusted as existing user interface is used to drive applications BPM Tasks (Business Process Management) Business Goals = Re-engineer underlying processes and drive central tool Core Activity = Define and implement entire process management model for enterprise Tech approach = new application definition and comprehensive integration into underlying systems to have a single process model Time & impact = complex multi-month implementations with large testing and business impacts Difference normal manual process / Robotic process automation / scripted business process automation You do not have to change the process -> you simply replace yourself by the bot and he will do the same tasks as you. - the bot can run the background, you do not need to control him - while the bot is running you can collect data and use this data to reengineer your bots -> advanced AI Focus on the pain reliefing stuff -> for example copying data from one system to another system. This time consuming tasks, because the systems do not communicate with each other -> the bot can do this copy work. Examples of activities a bot can carry out: - extract and change data, create reports - fill out forms - copy, paste and move data - log into operating systems r.g. ERP & CRM - access social media - access websites - perform calculations - read & process information from multiple systems - open emails and process attachements RPA fit - simplified checklist Is your process... - highly manual & repetitive? YES? -> Rule based? YES -> Readable electronic input? -> Standard & low exception? -> Processing high volumes? When YES -> replace with bot if NO = Apply process improvement initiatives RPA classis use cases HR = Payroll Supplychain = ordering processing Legal = Compliance Forms Procurement = contract management Marketing = customer management RPA Roles - RPA Infrastructure Engineer = hanles server installations & troubleshooting - RPA Solution Architect = defines the architecture of the RPA solution and is a guardian of the overall performance of the agreed solution - RPA Developer = Designs, develops and tests the automation artifacts - RPA Change Manager = Creates a change and communicates a plan, which is aligned to the project deliverables, in order to ease RPA Adoption within the company - RPA Project Manager = forms the RPA team to buikd the setup and deliver the program across business units - RPA Service Support = First line support for the RPA solution deployed - RPA Supervisor = Administers, orchestrates and controls the virtual workforce in the operational environment - RPA Business Analyst = creates the process definitions and process maps used for automation