What is Robotic Process Automation?

RPA is the ability of a machine or software to perform a pre-programmed task repetitively. According to IEEE Standards Association, RPA refers to the use of a “preconfigured software instance that uses business rules and predefined activity choreography to complete the autonomous execution of a combination of processes, activities, transactions, and tasks in one or more unrelated software systems to deliver a result or service with human exception management.”

How Intelligent Automation is different from RPA?

RPA is the ability of a machine or software to perform a pre-programmed task repetitively, whereas Artificial Intelligence (AI) is nothing but the “intelligence” exhibited by a non-human entity. On the most rudimentary level, RPA is related to "doing" whereas AI and ML are concerned about "thinking" and "learning" separately. Intelligent Automation is simply the amalgamation of the above.

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Q: What is intelligent automation?

Intelligent automation is the combination of artificial intelligence (AI) and robotic process automation (RPA) that is used to create smart business processes and workflows that think, learn, and make decisions on their own. It represents an evolved stage of automation in which machines mimic human actions and possess cognitive capabilities, including machine vision, natural language generation (NLG), speech recognition, and machine learning (ML).

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