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Top RPA Tools and Rank
Top RPA tools ranked by key features. These are my ranking based on my experience and what I can infer from other independent studies. For details of each tool and explanation of ranking, click on the “details” tab on the right or click the respective logo. [supsystic-tables id=3] Here is the ranking in Chart form.…
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RPA Blue Prism: A beginner’s guide
Blue Prism is the most robust tool in the pack. If you are looking for a safe bet, Blue Prim is the tool. Blue prism has an object-oriented architecture which helps manage reusable components better. Overall it is a great tool if you have good developers.
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A beginners guide to Automation Anywhere
Automation Anywhere has a good depth of functionality and features while being mostly user-friendly. You can get started fairly quickly and scale with this decently robust tool. Automation Anywhere is perceived to be hard to use and costly.
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Robotic Process Automation Use Case Grid
A list of real-world RPA use cases by function. Click on the use cases with links (in blue) for details of the use case. More use case details will be added and linked soon. The grid itself will also be updated with new use cases and functions. If you like a summary of typical RPA…
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Security in Robotic Process Automation (RPA)
Ensuring security and compliance is critical for RPA initiatives. The RPA tools you select has to be able to meet the security and compliance requirements of IT and Audit. Here are a a few key considerations from RPA security & compliance perspective.
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How to install Automation Anywhere A2019 Community edition
Most of the Robotic Process Automation (RPA) tools in the market today have either a Community version, a learning version, or a trial version to enable you to try out the RPA platform. Automation Anywhere A2019 community edition is your Automation Anywhere RPA software that you can try out for free. UiPath has one of the most popular…
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Go beyond RPA Certification
RPA certification is a good start but not enough. Certification is certainly a good first step. The certification by itself is not very useful though. I would follow it up with implementing and sharing use cases that you see fit for RPA.
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Is Robotic Process Automation (RPA) Screen Scraping or Macros?
RPA is NOT screen scrapping. It is also not just Macros or Scripts or Workflows. It is all of these and more. RPA is less about technology and more about business value. Not many projects give you 300% ROI in one year.
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Hype in Robotic Process Automation (RPA) tools
RPA tools currently reside at the Peak of Inflated Expectations in the Gartner Hype Cycle for AI, as organizations look for ways to cut costs, link legacy applications and achieve a high ROI. By Jeremykemp at English Wikipedia, CC BY-SA 3.0, Link All technologies go through the Hype Cycle. It shows the maturity of emerging technologies.…
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Free RPA resources to get started with Bots now
Many Robotic Process Automation (RPA) vendors provide free tutorials and also allow you to download their tools. Here are some free mainstream and Open-source tools with useful links. Mainstream Tools One of the most widely used (as suggested by others too) is UiPath. UiPath is easy to learn and get started. You can download…
