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What Is RPA And What’s the Difference Between RPA And Traditional Automation?

Many companies are implementing Robotic Process Automation (RPA) over traditional automation techniques to automate and streamline business operations. <br>

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What Is RPA And What’s the Difference Between RPA And Traditional Automation?

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  1. What Is RPA And What’s the Difference Between RPA And Traditional Automation? Process automation has been used in industries for improving operational efficiency for decades. How is Robotic Process Automation (RPA) different from traditional processes? Automation refers to the usage of software, machines or similar advanced technologies to carry out tasks or processes that would be usually carried out by humans. Automation could be mechanical, software or even virtual. RPA incorporates various disciplines to designs, programs, physical tasks, etc. using robots, chatbots, etc. RPA is quite a system agnostic method, involving advancements in software, hardware or business processes, which is one of its major differentiators from traditional automation. Robotic Process Automation vs. Traditional Automation RPA is slightly different and more efficient as compared to traditional automation in many ways. Though, we can’t deny the fact that traditional Copyright © Biz4Solutions LLC. All Rights Reserved Biz4solutions Logo and designs are trademarks of Biz4Solutions LLC. All trademarks and logos referenced herein are the properties of their respective owners.

  2. techniques are the best suited in some processes and industries. Let us see their comparison based on various parameters like technology, software limitation, time to market, complex systems, customization, etc. Technology Traditional techniques rely on programming, APIs and other methods for integration of different systems on a single platform. On the other hand, RPA imitates various users’ actions at the UI level. Once the robots learn the actions or processes, they can automatically execute the user’s activity. In traditional automation, the developers need to have a thorough knowledge of the target system and be proficient with programming skills. However, RPA developers don’t need to have an in-depth understanding of the complexity of the underlying technology as the robots simply comprehend user actions. It doesn’t require coding skills. The operations can be easily performed in a short time by giving training on the tools. Traditional techniques require skilled developers and critical IT support while RPA can do with non-technical users and techno-functional SMEs who can simply teach the bots. Limitations of Vendor/Software There are many reasons why traditional techniques may not be the right option: • App customization is restricted because users don’t have the source code of the software. Due to limitations of API, integrating different systems becomes challenging. • However, an RPA software solution works primarily on the user-interface layer and the above said restrictions won’t be applicable here, making it the best option. Copyright © Biz4Solutions LLC. All Rights Reserved Biz4solutions Logo and designs are trademarks of Biz4Solutions LLC. All trademarks and logos referenced herein are the properties of their respective owners.

  3. Complex Systems RPA is not dependent on the architecture of the systems that need to be automated. So, automating complex systems isn’t an issue in RPA, unlike traditional ways that involve working on legacy systems, making automation a tedious task for developers. Time to market Traditional ways need complex programming and quality testing whereas Robotic Process Automation provides ‘record & play’ method of automation. So, RPA has a faster turnaround time comparatively. Customization It is challenging to customize processes in traditional automation, while RPA can be easily customized to the specific needs of the customers. It is one of the key benefits of RPA. Applications like CRM, ERP, e-mail, calendars, etc. can be integrated and automation can be personalized. Looking at all the above parameters, Robotic Process Automation outwits the traditional ways of automating business processes. However, traditional automation is great when it comes to moving a large quantity of information between systems. It still has many applications in different industries that outsmart an RPA system. The bottom line: If RPA is compared with the traditional techniques of automation, RPA is comparatively faster and can be implemented easily within a few weeks. Traditional methods may however take several months. RPA is a full-fledged automation solution and an apt choice for most applications. It is relatively a low complexity, low cost, and highly agile tool. Copyright © Biz4Solutions LLC. All Rights Reserved Biz4solutions Logo and designs are trademarks of Biz4Solutions LLC. All trademarks and logos referenced herein are the properties of their respective owners.

  4. Most businesses are implementing RPA software solutions at a fast pace. What do you think? Does your company need robotic solutions for process improvement? If yes, Biz4Solutions is a leading choice of start-ups, small-scale and mid-sized companies across the globe. We have provided RPA solutions to streamline processes for industries like healthcare, human resources, transportation and logistics, finance, education, etc. Get in touch to know more! Copyright © Biz4Solutions LLC. All Rights Reserved Biz4solutions Logo and designs are trademarks of Biz4Solutions LLC. All trademarks and logos referenced herein are the properties of their respective owners.

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