When to use #RPA

Have you wondered if RPA is appropriate for your business and where you should use it? In this short video, I tell you what situations RPA is ideal for and what it's not ideal for.
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[nimeshparmar]

You remind me of my teacher who was my savoiur. You are gifted with the art of simplifying concepts/terminologies. Please keep helping the large community

[suryamthapa]

You are a great teacher indeed!
Thank you so much!

[GhBritNatural]

A simple but effective explanation. Thank you!

[RaminR]

your videos are very inspiring & priceless!! I have shared your channel with other physicians who are interesting in AI....a whole new world...and you're educating the massess...very well may I add

[subbuhariharan]

Thank you sir. Your videos are very informative.

[jefersonlopes]

I learn the subjects much better with the way you explain in your videos!

[bharathm]

Great video sir. I have been in RPa for quite few years now and was happy to see it being represented quite simplified. May be you could have covered scenarios where we transform the process and use RPA as an enabler to deliver value. Just a thought. Thanks

[bc]

Hello from the future! Around 2:25 you're describing what I would call a macro, and then most everything you're saying RPA doesn't do are in fact its key functionalities - unless you want to define that level as "Intelligent Automation".

[srinathbrundavanam]

Sir i would like to learn RPA uipath but I don't have any coding knowledge so can I choose RPA as career??