In part one of our series, we discussed what robotic process automation (RPA) is, what RPA does well, and where corporate real estate and facilities management (CRE&FM) organizations can leverage RPA.
As a reminder, RPA is the deployment of software robots called “bots,” which can lower the cost and increase
the effectiveness of routine clerical processes. Bots are most effective performing tasks that are highly transactional, time consuming, scalable, and low in complexity. In addition to generating efficiency gains, bots can become the foundation for more sophisticated applications such as cognitive automation and machine learning.In this second article, we describe how RPA creates value using examples from successful implementations and whayt the elements of a realistic RPA adoption roadmap are.
AI may be transforming organizations, but uniquely human traits, like emotions, creativity and self-awareness will never be obsolete.
Tim Venable, Senior Vice President of Knowledge and Research at CoreNet Global, interviews Steve Lefkowitz and Joel Brenner from WarnerMedia Group at the 2019 Global Innovator's Awards Competition.
CoreNet Global and Deloitte Consulting LLP conducted a survey to better understand how Corporate Real Estate (CRE) organizations are approaching their technology and data management strategies.
The LEADER is provided by CoreNet Global as a service to those working in the corporate real estate profession. Articles published here may not be re-printed without written permission from CoreNet Global. Editorial inquiries should be addressed to Tim Venable at
tvenable@corenetglobal.org.The LEADER is provided by CoreNet Global as a service to those working in the corporate real estate profession. Articles published here may not be re-printed without written permission from CoreNet Global. Editorial inquiries should be addressed to Tim Venable at tvenable@corenetglobal.org.
The LEADER is provided by CoreNet Global as a service to those working in the corporate real estate profession. Articles published here may not be re-printed without written permission from CoreNet Global. Editorial inquiries should be addressed to Tim Venable at tvenable@corenetglobal.org.
The LEADER is provided by CoreNet Global as a service to those working in the corporate real estate profession. Articles published here may not be re-printed without written permission from CoreNet Global. Editorial inquiries should be addressed to Tim Venable at tvenable@corenetglobal.org.
The LEADER is provided by CoreNet Global as a service to those working in the corporate real estate profession. Articles published here may not be re-printed without written permission from CoreNet Global. Editorial inquiries should be addressed to Tim Venable at tvenable@corenetglobal.org.
The LEADER is provided by CoreNet Global as a service to those working in the corporate real estate profession. Articles published here may not be re-printed without written permission from CoreNet Global. Editorial inquiries should be addressed to Tim Venable at tvenable@corenetglobal.org.