Robotic Process Automation (RPA)
Recently Microsoft acquired Softomotive, a robotic process automation (RPA) company to help beef up its somewhat lacking Power Automate product. Is it now a competitor to UIPath?
In this post we compare UIPath with Power Automate and the UI.Vision RPA software.
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There are many Robotic Process Automation (RPA) tools in the market now, some with huge price tags and some so complicated that they need their own “RPA University”. But the main aim of RPA is simple: To let the bot do the tasks which are easy, repetitive and documented – so that by using these rules a bot (macro) is able to complete the task.
In this post we compare UIPath with Automation Anywhere (AA) and UI.Vision RPA.
Robotic process automation (RPA) is undergoing a period of explosive growth. Deloitte reports that 53% of companies have begun deploying it and that 78% of adopters will invest more in RPA in the next three years. In fact, assuming the current trend continues, it’s anticipated that RPA will achieve “near universal adoption” within five years.
A key announcement at Microsoft Ignite was that it has renamed its automated workflow solution, Microsoft Flow, as Power Automate. The Power Automate solution offers API- and UI-based automation for enterprises through a unified platform, and is now getting enhanced with robotic process automation capabilities, Microsoft said.
