Senior Project Manager (Robotic Process Automation) at Hexaware Technologies Limited
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2023-07-15T14:29:08Z
Jul 15, 2023
Nowadays there are a lot of RPA solution options available but the leading ones are:
Automation Anywhere
UiPath
IBM Watson
Blue Prism
But the important thing to notice while selecting any tool/solution is what is the readiness in your organization. For example: did you already think about below parameters:
Infrastructure
Security
Compliance
Limitation/cap on budget
Open for the cloud option
Scope of automation
Etc...
In general, you have to look at the above parameters and decide accordingly. You can easily check Gartner’s analysis report on leading RPA tools for the above parameters and make the best decision.
Blueprism Architect at a tech services company with 51-200 employees
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2023-07-13T15:41:17Z
Jul 13, 2023
In your case I recommend Power Automate. Why?
- The license is cheaper
- You have integration with many marketing services
- You can create cloud flows so that interactions with the APIs of the different services are executed. This prevents you from needing a physical machine reducing the cost.
- It has many triggers to launch automations, for example when receiving an email or if the service they use has a trigger, they can launch that automation
@GÖKHAN ORHON Your statement is not entirely accurate. Have you thoroughly researched each RPA platform and confirmed their security and ISO certifications?
Vice President, Intelligent Information Management at Konica Minolta
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2023-10-13T16:14:18Z
Oct 13, 2023
Daurija, for marketing I think it is best to use the automation built into your Marketing application. For example, Hubspot has tons of functionality for automating emails based on a customer interacting with your website or social media, and other similar automations to move your customer through the funne. If you tried to build marekting automations outside the product, it would cost you double. Same for Marketo. If you need automations that go across applications (like log a customer data point from your marketing system into your CRM), then you are best off with a general RPA platform like Automation Anywhere, UIPath or MSFT Power Automate. BUT...to invest in Automation ANywhere or UIPath, you need a certain scale for it to be worth it. Feel free to connect with me on LinkedIn to chat further www.linkedin.com
Developer at a tech consulting company with 51-200 employees
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2023-07-27T15:34:15Z
Jul 27, 2023
@Daurija Sabaliauskiene we could make suggestions about the tool that perhaps fits your business; however, and more ahead this you need to think according to the main goals that your company is going to reach in the near, mid, and long term. As additional information, you need to discover what does the automation use for? remember not always needing to automate a process to get the benefits. My suggestion is you need to hire a RPA and Process Engineer consultancy to explore first the best road to achieve the goals and then filter what are the best that you need to focus primarily on. If you need a hand, just let me know ;)
What is RPA? Robotic process automation (RPA) is a software technology that enables enterprises to build, deploy, and manage a virtual workforce made up of software robots (“bots”) that emulate the actions of humans in interactions with software and digital systems.
Nowadays there are a lot of RPA solution options available but the leading ones are:
But the important thing to notice while selecting any tool/solution is what is the readiness in your organization. For example: did you already think about below parameters:
In general, you have to look at the above parameters and decide accordingly. You can easily check Gartner’s analysis report on leading RPA tools for the above parameters and make the best decision.
All the best
Regards,
Amol
Tks, I'll do it.
In your case I recommend Power Automate. Why?
- The license is cheaper
- You have integration with many marketing services
- You can create cloud flows so that interactions with the APIs of the different services are executed. This prevents you from needing a physical machine reducing the cost.
- It has many triggers to launch automations, for example when receiving an email or if the service they use has a trigger, they can launch that automation
Hi,
It would be wrong to make a sectoral distinction.
I recommend that you research the following products.
1. Automation Anywhere
2. UIPath
3. IBM RPA
You won't find enough security in other solutions.
@GÖKHAN ORHON Your statement is not entirely accurate. Have you thoroughly researched each RPA platform and confirmed their security and ISO certifications?
Daurija, for marketing I think it is best to use the automation built into your Marketing application. For example, Hubspot has tons of functionality for automating emails based on a customer interacting with your website or social media, and other similar automations to move your customer through the funne. If you tried to build marekting automations outside the product, it would cost you double. Same for Marketo. If you need automations that go across applications (like log a customer data point from your marketing system into your CRM), then you are best off with a general RPA platform like Automation Anywhere, UIPath or MSFT Power Automate. BUT...to invest in Automation ANywhere or UIPath, you need a certain scale for it to be worth it. Feel free to connect with me on LinkedIn to chat further www.linkedin.com
@Daurija Sabaliauskiene we could make suggestions about the tool that perhaps fits your business; however, and more ahead this you need to think according to the main goals that your company is going to reach in the near, mid, and long term. As additional information, you need to discover what does the automation use for? remember not always needing to automate a process to get the benefits. My suggestion is you need to hire a RPA and Process Engineer consultancy to explore first the best road to achieve the goals and then filter what are the best that you need to focus primarily on. If you need a hand, just let me know ;)