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Introduction to Cognitive RPA
In the era of automation, machines complement human labor in the workplace. The advent of technologies transformed the nature of work and the workplace. Machines now carry out more of the tasks that humans earlier did. Machines complement the work that humans do and even, in some cases, perform some functions that where humans are not capable of giving accurate and on-time results. As a result, some professions will fail, others will grow, and many more need to change. This article will give an insight about Cognitive RPA applications and techniques.An RPA is a software tool design to execute the Human manual process into automation to work on another complex task. Source: RPA Governance Model
Bots can automate everyday tasks and eliminate inefficiency. Software, known as a ‘robot,’ Automation is transforming the way companies move towards building a digital workforce. Nowadays, Companies are using “robots” to perform everyday business processes by simulating how humans interact with software applications. It is commonly beneficial to analyze IT applications to enable processing of the transaction, data manipulation, and communication. Using robots as a virtual workforce, i.e., works at a back-office processing center without human resources intervention.
What is Robotic Process Automation?
The technology that allows companies to configure computer software called “robots” that automates human activities is Robotic Process Automation (RPA). RPA software automates rules-based and repetitive processes that are performed by experts while sitting in front of computers. Software robots can open e-mail attachments, complete e-forms, records, and perform several other tasks that simulate human action. Robots can act as a virtual workforce while assisting with front-office staff—for example, helping call center agents during client interactions and automatically taking close call notes. This mode of robots is known as “attended automation. There are substantial benefits of implementing RPA such as accuracy, consistency, audit trail, productivity, elasticity, reliability, staff retention, and right-shoring.Solutions for Extracting valuable information from images by embedding vision capabilities in applications, running Computer Vision-based Applications. Source: Azure Computer Vision Solutions
Cognitive Technologies extending RPA’s reach
Computer Software “Robots” are rule-based, i.e., they can perform only those tasks where rules are pre-defined. This means that processes that require human judgment and perception—can not be automatic by through RPA alone. RPA can be helpful in those cases where they have to work beside people, taking on simple exercises so that experts can focus on complicated exceptions. Technology is developing fast, and the line between what humans and computers can do is shifting. Represent automation by three levels depending on the level of “intelligence” -- Rule-based Automation - Robots (RPA) that follow a set of predefined rules and work accordingly.
- Enhanced/Intelligent Process Automation - Robots can recognize unstructured data, understand human communication and draw inferences from data.
- Cognitive platforms - Robots that learn from experience and perform complex tasks without any intervention of humans.
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