#RPA_ORIGIN



While most of the technologies were developing, the emergence of term “RPA - robotic process automation” can be dated to early 2000. RPA is a developing technology, in any case, despite everything it depends on the technologies like artificial intelligence, screen scraping, and workflow automation and raises these technologies to another level, propelling their abilities in a significantly improved manner.

RPA is highly dependent on two factors and those are screen scraping and workflow automation, but in ways that give more benefits for the business clients. RPA provides a special automation that can only have drag and drop feature in a visual way that does not involve any coding knowledge and altogether independent from that. On the other hand, just like numerous web scraping tools, some RPA (Robotic Process Automation) software also facilitate utilization of optical character recognition (OCR) technology to mold to changing websites without the involvement of human employee.

RPA additionally builds on artificial intelligence. In fact, Robotic Process Automation (RPA), as similar as Artificial Intelligence, It is the application of technology enabling employees in an organization to design computer software or a ‘robot’ to reason, collect and extract information, recognize patterns, learn and adapt to new circumstances or conditions.


Furthermore, automation and AI are competent technologies on their own, but the collaboration amongst RPA and AI allow for complex abilities to rise. While automation can streamline monotonous, rules-based business forms, the software is to a great extent unable to deal with exceptions on its own or make decisions outside of how it has been programmed. On the other hand, AI can be utilized, even in addition to automation software, to approach tasks that require more unpredictable decision-making and analysis, for example, natural language processing, recommendation services, and online customer support. The coordination between the previous technologies indicates what is possible in the future of RPA.

Name: Amelia Smith
Contact: ameliasmithml@gmail.com

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