Robotic process automation (RPA) — technology that automates monotonous, repetitive chores traditionally performed by human workers — is big business.

UiPath is the leader in RPA (Robotic Process Automation), which allows for the automation of repetitive and tedious tasks. And yes, the sector is the fastest growing segment of enterprise software.

TechNewsWorld spoke with several experts in robotic process automation to get their take on why it’s important, how it’s being used, and where it’s headed. Multitude of Applications ...

Here's what you need to know about robotic process automation, including major software vendors, how it might affect jobs, and how to start using RPA. Image: Olivier Le Moal, Getty Images ...

Business process management and robotic process automation are two sides of the same coin. Here’s when to use these automation technologies. Kevin Burkhart, vice president of global consulting ...

As robotics process automation becomes more popular, some vendors are dressing up applications and calling them RPA systems when in fact they are not. What constitutes a robotics process ...

Robotic process automation (RPA)—typically used to automate structured, back office digital process tasks—turns out to be the opening gambit in many organizations’ digital transformation ...

Robotic process automation (RPA) refers to software that can be easily programmed to do basic, repetitive tasks across applications. RPA creates and deploys a software robot with the ability to ...

“A week”, as the late Harold Wilson, a former British Prime Minister, once said “is a long time in politics.” The same principle appears to apply to robotics process automation, a week is a long time ...

Automation Anywhere raised a ton of dough (more than $800 million) and was last valued just north of $7 billion. If UiPath is valued at $15 billion, you could speculate that AA can’t be valued ...

Software robots can handle rule-based tasks so that employees can use their brain power for more complicated responsibilities. Robotic process automation: A disruptive, not destructive technology ...