The pandemic has impacted business priorities irrevocably — and in far-reaching ways. Suddenly businesses found they needed to pivot on a dime to respond to changing factors in the market, customer needs, and new priorities. And they’re turning to robotic process automation (RPA) to make it happen.
“All companies out there right now are facing supply chain issues, the need for agility, the need for speed, workplace disruption, and more,” says Josh Noble, practice director at Blue Prism. “That’s where RPA comes into play, to help companies move through work in the new normal.”
