If you can’t measure it, you can’t improve it.” Peter Drucker

UiPath’s Insights, a powerful embedded analytics tool that measures the real impact of RPA within your organization is also about measuring, reporting, aligning, and therefore improving RPA operations with strategic business outcomes.

Over the past few years, Robotic Process Automation (RPA) has witnessed nearly unprecedented growth and evolved into a strategic focus for most companies. One of the main expectations that UiPath customers have mentioned is the need to quantitatively measure and validate the business impact of RPA. The expectation is met with UiPath’s Insights that comes with a dashboard to measure, quantify, and visualize the ways RPA is driving business and impacting the ROI.  

Insights is a powerful tool that enables customers to take the next step in their automation journey by 

Measuring RPA Deployment Optimizing RPA Processes Scaling RPA Implementation

Business benefits of Insights

UiPath Insights has two

It is that time of the year again when we pause and reflect upon what we have achieved, how far we were successful in meeting our customer’s expectations, what we have done better than our competitors and where we stand in terms of adding value to our enterprise. Honestly, it is also the time to identify the gaps and plan for the future in ways that drive business success. 

When we talk of business success and factors that positively impact, technology adoption becomes the main tenets and the fundamental reason behind it. For example, moving to AWS means your organization’s IT team will spend significantly less time managing on-premises infrastructure and upgrades. It also means you will no longer have to make large upfront investments in hardware and software,

Reasons that make migration to AWS so lucrative:

Faster time to market Improved workforce productivity More transparency into operational costs  Increased

If you are a process owner, project manager, or ServiceNow developer, you have landed on the right page. Here, you will get an opportunity to read a lot of interesting features and upgrades from the recent Paris Release from ServiceNow that you will find exceptionally valuable. 

IT Service Management (ITSM) Predictive Intelligent Workbench: Creates intelligent business processes by providing pre-built use case templates. Workforce Optimization for ITSM: Improve the quality of service teams and overall team satisfaction with features like Channel Management, Teams, Predictive intelligence for coaching and training, Scheduling, and more! Asset life cycle automation: Keep your asset data accurate by automating the update of your asset records throughout the asset’s life cycle. Hardware Asset dashboard: Get a comprehensive view of your hardware assets through the entire asset life cycle. You can get insights into your asset inventory, disposal status of assets, approaching timelines for end of life stages, and

Dark isn’t dark! It is the hottest and the brightest trend in UX today. It looks ultra-modern and communicates your content’s depth besides offering a spotlight to the content.

Why so much noise over the dark mode?

It is suitable for eyes: Dark Mode is perfect when you wish to access your favorite Apps late at night or early in the morning as it makes the screen easier to see in low-ambient lighting. Also, it reduces strain on the eyes in low-light conditions.

Saves Battery: Anything that saves battery is welcome! Yes, dark mode is undeniably a big battery savior and gives users more reasons to use it. 

Adds volume to content: Absolutely! Read a piece of content on the traditional white mode and then switch it to dark mode; you will instantly see the difference. It makes the content shine while focusing less on the interface and highlighting and

The automation of publishing results in a fusion of humans and machine processes; while humans will continue doing what they are good at, writing and editing, the software robots will take care of other aspects of publishing, resulting in a dramatic increase in the supply of information. Since RPA can automate most of the publishing tasks, there will be an increase in the process efficiency that can reduce the time to publish with the help of RPA, which is currently spanning across months. 

How can Robotic Process Automation (RPA) help the publishing industry?

RPA has become an essential stepping-stone for the publishing industry. Once the content is in digital format, it can be seamlessly and automatically transferred from one place to another at virtually no cost: there remains absolutely no need for delivery bikes, bookshops, newsstands, or direct mailings. Automation takes care of all of that, and as the software

Thought leaders in the DevOps community predicted 2020 as the year of DevOps and made predictions about the trends that DevOps would foresee as the year rolled. Today, we are towards the end of 2020 with more expectations from DevOps in the coming year. 

But before the DevOps community shares yet another trend for the coming year, let us first navigate the DevOps top trends in 2020. 

Growth of cloud-native DevOps: Owing to faster deployments, scalability, and improved visibility across applications, cloud computing was a hit among DevOps-minded teams all through the year. The teams leveraged the automation and scalable cloud computing features, offered more innovative solutions, and successfully achieved agility, resilience, and increased business value. 

Serverless Architecture: Since Serverless architecture in DevOps offers flexibility and bridges the gap between Dev and Ops, its implementation created a lot of buzz around DevOps this year. With Serverless, developers could focus more

Seyfarth Shaw LLC, a London, and Chicago based Law Firm, deployed Robotic Process Automation to the firm in 2017. The objective behind the adoption of RPA was to free its lawyers from some of the more mundane legal tasks so they can focus on helping their clients solve the most complex business issues.

Law is one of the most established professions, but due to several cultural, competitive, and economic reasons, law firms have primarily abstained from adopting technological changes. However, the industry is now taking steps to catch up, and Seyfarth was among the pioneers to embrace automation.

Challenges like increased pressure to provide quick services at a lower cost to customers and adherence to compliance has pushed law firms to adopt automation to simplify redundant and complex tasks. A study by Gartner also predicts that “lawbots” will handle a quarter of internal legal requests by 2023, thus

In the second quarter of 2020, users downloaded 28.7 billion apps from Google Play and 9.1 million from the Apple App Store. With an ever-increasing App download and the impact it creates on the business ecosystem, business owners are also venturing into having an App developed. It is now seen more as a necessary step for most companies like it was developing a website many years ago.

PWA is a mobile website with the functionality of an App, giving users the speed of the internet and the experience of a mobile application. It has risen in popularity and is preferred by the users over the native Apps because of issues with the native apps, such as cost and the significant amount of data and storage required on the users’ device. As PWA takes less space and is not heavy on pockets, business owners have also started switching from native

“Once a quarter, I used to do a vanishing act that any professional magician would envy, along with scores of accountants worldwide, I vanished into accounting’s month-end close cycle” writes Amir Jafari, Vice President, and General Manager of ServiceNow’s Finance Business Unit, in a very candid blog he wrote on the painful activity of finance close that every finance professional performs during the quarter close. 

As rightly shared by him, Finance Close is a rigorous, time consuming, and chaotic activity where the likelihood of errors is high. The finance team faces numerous challenges during the Finance Close period, such as 

Long close cycles and high turn around time Excessive manual processes, including emails and spreadsheets, to manage financial close periods.  Inefficient, disparate processes and siloed data  Constant risk of financial-reporting errors and lack of visibility Coordination with a multitude of  team members reporting from different geographies that

Customers have been spoiled!

Kudos to e-commerce giants such as Amazon, who have done a fabulous job of delighting their customers at every step of their purchase journey. A customer who till recently was accustomed to making an online purchase by selecting, ordering, and getting the delivery of the ordered merchandise now expects intuitive interfaces, around-the-clock availability, real-time fulfillment, personalized treatment, global consistency, and zero errors. 

Thanks to automation, which is helping e-commerce companies achieve all this and making it possible to offer products and services swiftly, resulting in a seamless user experience. The companies have raised the bar and increased customer expectations to the extent that they have now become increasingly demanding of online purchase experience. Starting with the amount of time that is spent on a shopping page, the number of clicks, down scroll to reach choice of merchandise, every possible task is automated leaving no spot for