Robotic Process Automation (RPA) is essentially process of digital workforce institutionalization. The digital workforce does not suffer from Monday blues or lack of enthusiasm. Instead, digital workforce is most suited for mundane work most dreaded by human workforce. A good RPA implementation performs such monotonous work with brilliance and perfection. More the mundane and predictable work, higher will be the RPA efficacy. A good side effect of right RPA implementation is heightened thinking scope for human workforce, it can focus more on what it is meant for – thinking and designing. Does that mean is it the right thing to do? It is, as long as there is positive ROI. First step towards calculating ROI is understanding costs and benefits, this post covers some of these common factors for RPA.
We think IT automation works for us, in reality are we working more because of IT automation?
Mankind has always been obsessed with speed. Wheels were invented to travel faster; animals were used to add more speed; animals were replaced with machines; machines are endlessly improvised. Quest for speed continues, there is always scope for improvement and machines are integral part of this quest.
Demystifying strategy and enterprise architecture relation
Is strategy and enterprise architecture same? Are there any differences? If they are different, how different are they? What is the best time to start enterprise architecture?
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Strategic barriers for public cloud adoption by enterprises – connection v/s content
Welcome to the second write-up in the series of Strategic barriers for public cloud adoption by enterprises! The first post Strategic barriers for public cloud adoption by enterprises – cost v/s operational control was about cost and operational control preferences impact on cloud decision-making. Understanding cost and operation control structure is important for cloud consideration and so are other factors such the topic of this post, the dependency on connection and content itself.
Strategic barriers for public cloud adoption by enterprises – cost v/s operational control
From the time of inception till today cloud computing has evolved and is still disrupting and shaping many of the emerging trends. First one to emerge on the cloud was SaaS followed by IaaS and PaaS. The cloud platforms and their distinct advantages are in general beneficial for enterprises, however, for some they are considered to be disadvantages.
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