No, You Don't Need Intelligent Automation

You've probably heard a lot about "intelligent automation" lately.?

It's being billed as the next big thing in business efficiency.?

Intelligent Automation is a way to streamline your business processes with software.?

But do you really need it??

In this article, we'll take a look at the pros and cons of intelligent automation to help you decide if it's right for your business.

The Pros of Intelligent Automation

There are some definite advantages to using intelligent automation in your business.?

When used correctly, it can help you save time and money by automating repetitive tasks that don't require a human touch.?

It can also help you improve customer experience by providing faster turnaround times.?

And, perhaps most importantly, it can help you free up your employees to focus on higher-value tasks that need:

1) Human interaction and,?

2) Strategic thinking.

Want to know how intelligent automation was born?

Here's how Ian Barkin , "The Future of Work" LinkedIn for Learning instructor, explains it:

The Cons of Intelligent Automation

There are also some potential drawbacks to using intelligent automation.?

If not used correctly, it can lead to silos within your organization and decreased transparency.?

Additionally, if you rely too heavily on automation, you may find yourself at a disadvantage when competing against businesses that still rely on human interaction.?

Finally, there is always the risk that something will go wrong with the automated process, leaving you with disgruntled customers and frustrated employees.

Next Steps?

So, should you use intelligent automation in your business? The answer is not simple.?

There are definite advantages and disadvantages to using automation, so you'll need to weigh those carefully before making a decision.?

If you do decide to use intelligent automation in your business, be sure to do so with an RPA Service Provider. That way you can reap the maximum benefits while minimizing the potential drawbacks.

Ramp UP,

Kendall E. Matthews

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