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Robotic Process Automation (RPA) in Finance.

RPA is widely adopted across industries including finance, healthcare, retail, and telecommunications. Its implementation helps reduce operational costs, increase accuracy, ... Show more
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INTRODUCTION:

Robotic Process Automation (RPA) is a technology that uses software robots or “bots” to automate repetitive and rule-based tasks within business processes. These bots mimic human interactions with digital systems, such as entering data, processing transactions, and generating reports. RPA enables organizations to improve efficiency without altering existing IT infrastructure.

RPA is widely adopted across industries including finance, healthcare, retail, and telecommunications. Its implementation helps reduce operational costs, increase accuracy, and free up human employees to focus on higher-value tasks. As a result, RPA contributes to faster decision-making and better resource allocation.

The technology relies on predefined workflows, scripts, and user interface automation rather than artificial intelligence. However, when combined with AI and machine learning, RPA evolves into Intelligent Automation, capable of handling more complex, cognitive tasks. This hybrid approach is increasingly shaping the future of digital transformation.

As businesses seek greater agility and efficiency, RPA continues to play a key role in modernizing operations. Its scalability and ease of integration make it a valuable tool for both large enterprises and small businesses. With ongoing advancements, RPA is expected to become even more intelligent and pervasive in the years ahead.

 

COURSE OBJECTIVES:

· Identify and Assess Processes Suitable for Automation

· Design and Develop Basic RPA Workflows Using Industry Tools

· Integrate RPA with Enterprise Systems and Applications

· Implement Governance, Security, and Compliance in RPA Projects

· Evaluate the Impact and Scalability of RPA Solutions

 

COURSE HIGHLIGHTS:

Module 1: Introduction to Robotic Process Automation

• Definition and scope of RPA

• History and evolution of RPA in business environments

• Benefits of RPA: efficiency, accuracy, scalability, and cost reduction

• RPA vs traditional automation and AI: key differences and synergies

• Overview of leading RPA tools (e.g., UiPath, Blue Prism, Automation Anywhere)

 

Module 2: Identifying and Designing Processes for Automation

• Criteria for process suitability: rules-based, high volume, repetitive tasks

• Process assessment techniques: time studies, ROI analysis, and risk evaluation

• Creating process maps and automation opportunity assessments

• Introduction to process documentation and design best practices

• Hands-on: Selecting a real-world process for automation planning

 

Module 3: RPA Tools and Workflow Development

• Introduction to the RPA development environment (e.g., UiPath Studio)

• Key components: activities, variables, control flows, and data manipulation

• Recording and scripting basic tasks: data entry, form filling, file handling

• Building, testing, and debugging simple bots

• Hands-on: Create your first RPA workflow using an RPA tool

 

Module 4: Integration, Deployment, and Orchestration

• Bot deployment models: attended vs unattended automation

• Integration with enterprise systems (ERP, CRM, legacy applications)

• Orchestrators and control rooms: managing bots and job scheduling

• Version control, exception handling, and error logging

• Hands-on: Deploying bots and managing workflows in an orchestrator

 

Module 5: Governance, Security, and Future Trends in RPA

• RPA governance frameworks and center of excellence (CoE) models

• Security best practices: access control, data privacy, and auditability

• Regulatory compliance: GDPR, HIPAA, SOX, and industry-specific standards

• Challenges in scaling RPA and how to address them

• Future of RPA: Intelligent Automation, cognitive RPA, and hyper-automation

 

TARGET AUDIENCE:

• Business Analysts and Process Consultants

• IT Professionals and Software Developers

• Operations and Shared Services Managers

• Finance and Accounting Professionals

• Project Managers and Digital Transformation Leaders

• Students and Career Changers in Tech or Business Fields

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