Highlights include:
The many ways to automate processes, including digital process automation (DPA), robotic process automation (RPA), rules and decisioning engines, and low-code development platforms.
Problems caused by a lack of strategy in process automation implementations, including extensive technical debt, isolated islands of automation and failed business expectations.
The need to use the right process automation technologies at the right time to build end-to-end workflows and support specific business requirements.
The three main reasons why a well-designed process automation architecture is important: it lowers cost and complexity, minimizes technical debt, and creates a foundation for process agility.
"A well-designed process automation architecture is a major step toward establishing a true process automation fabric. The goal is to create a supported architecture from which you can quickly respond to challenges and opportunities.”
- Design A Future-Proof Process Automation Technology Fabric
"There’s no right or wrong way to establish your process automation fabric. Some organizations will look to a single vendor suite approach. Others will build a strategy around best-of-breed and/or existing embedded investments.”
- Design A Future-Proof Process Automation Technology Fabric
