Understanding Robotic Process Automation: Value Proposition, Deployment Model and Use Cases

Understanding Robotic Process Automation: Value Proposition, Deployment Model and Use Cases

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The value proposition of robotic process automation is based on its low barriers to adoption: reasonable cost,
high speed of solution development, and limited dependency on IT resources. While the potential benefits are
real, service delivery organizations must be very deliberate in developing their RPA plans, basing them on a solid
understanding of the technology and its applicability. RPA deployment plans must be tied into the roadmap for the
business processes and enabling business applications that are to be integrated or automated using RPA technology,
since they are intrinsically linked.
 
Canon Business Process Services is pleased to provide you with important research
on the potential benefits of Robotic Process Automation, a relatively new method
for process automation and application integration that can reduce process costs
and cycle time. Learn about the nine value drivers for RPA and how companies can
benefit from an RPA deployment.
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