Steps towards RPA Development: How to Document your Automation.pdf

This document provides an agenda for a training on best practices for the robotic process automation (RPA) lifecycle. It introduces the trainer and outlines topics to be covered, including the RPA lifecycle phases of prepare, design, build, test, stabilize, and improve. It provides a sample process documentation template and demonstrates how to document exceptions. It also shares examples of lifecycle documents and best practices for RPA development, such as using naming conventions, handling errors, and analyzing workflows prior to deployment. Finally, attendees are assigned to practice with a task capture tool and share their learning online.

This document provides an overview of solution design for robotic process automation (RPA). It discusses key components of solution design like process analysis, exception handling, and integration points. The document also introduces the UiPath RE-Framework, highlighting how it provides features for scalability, reliability, and reusability. Finally, it covers what a software design document (SDD) is, its importance in mapping out an automation strategy, and how to create an SDD including defining automation scope, data flow, and workflow logic.

In part two of our RPA webinar series Eric Liebross, Auxis Senior VP of Back Office Optimization, presents “Diving into RPA”. This presentation focuses on: • How to effectively identify, evaluate and prioritize the RPA opportunities in your organization? • Who are the major software vendor providers in the market? How do they compare? • What are the new skills and capabilities needed to implement and support RPA? • What are your deployment model options? - internally vs. robotics as a service • How to embrace your workforce? We hope you find the highlighted information in this presentation useful for your RPA initiatives. View the live demo here: https://www.auxis.com/rpa-demo

This document provides an overview and introduction to robotic process automation (RPA). It defines RPA as using software "robots" to capture and interpret existing applications in order to automate transactions, manipulate data, and communicate between systems. The key benefits of RPA include cost savings, improved accuracy, scalability, and increased efficiency. The document discusses the RPA landscape and some of the major RPA tools on the market, including UiPath, Blue Prism, and Automation Anywhere.

This document summarizes a presentation about using Autodesk Fusion Lifecycle to manage new product introduction (NPI) processes. It discusses mapping NPI needs to key business applications in Fusion Lifecycle like product management, items and BOMs management, change management, and document management. It also covers building out these applications in Fusion Lifecycle through workspace architecture and functionality. Finally, it discusses lessons learned in using Fusion Lifecycle for NPI processes, including requirements gathering, building iteratively, and training users.

In this session you will learn how to capitalize on Autodesk Fusion Lifecycle to manage your enterprise business processes; including new product introduction, items and BOMs, change management, document management and many more. We will discuss how to improve your organizations performance and product data visibility throughout your organization by incorporating different business applications onto a single platform. Understand how to improve compliance to your NPI and Quality processes by implementing task management with workflow validation. Learn how to track your development process through the use of connected, but dedicated, workspaces for different departmental tasks. Our hope is that attending this class will give you a tour of how Autodesk Fusion Lifecycle can transform your business, and prepare you for the next steps in implementing Fusion Lifecycle for NPI.

This document summarizes a presentation given by David Mehornay from Delta Faucet and Sanjaya Una from GyanSys regarding their successful implementation of SAP S/4HANA Product Lifecycle Management. Key points include: - Delta Faucet replaced multiple legacy systems with SAP S/4HANA to consolidate applications and enable growth. - They deployed SAP PLM, PS, DMS, QM, and other modules with the goal of streamlining processes like new product development, quality management, and compliance. - Through integration with systems like Teamcenter and Salesforce, they achieved benefits like single windows for material and project data. Automated workflows also improved processes. - Les

Robotic Process Automation (RPA) allows organizations to automate routine tasks across systems and applications like a human would. RPA software bots can interact with internal applications, websites, and user portals to automate workflows, back office processes, and other labor-intensive tasks. This reduces costs significantly by taking over repetitive tasks and freeing up human time and resources. No technical skills are needed to configure most RPA bots, and any staff can set them up or record human steps to automate a process. RPA also supports compliance processes with error-free auditing and tracking.

This document provides guidance on architecting integrations. It discusses understanding integration needs and goals, developing an integration architecture, tools like Integration Solution Advisor-Methodology (ISA-M) and the CIO guides. It also covers the SAP integration roadmap, including support for SAP PI/PO and a transition to cloud integration. Key topics discussed are the Cloud Integration Suite, open connectors, APIs, Cloud Workflow, and DevOps best practices.

Dedicated Computing implemented the Aras PLM platform to consolidate their management of projects, parts, and business processes. They executed a phased implementation over 18 months, transferring 16 processes from various custom tools and forms into standardized workflows in Aras. This centralized information, provided visibility into project status and activities, and eliminated redundant tools. While training and adjusting to new workflows presented challenges, users reported benefits including improved efficiency, reduced paperwork, and better auditability. Dedicated Computing continues enhancing Aras and plans additional implementations to further standardize their processes.

Many companies are implementing RPA to automate high-frequency transactional processes that are better handled by bots. There is great opportunity in leveraging RPA to embed bots into handling regulatory requests, and much to be considered from a measurement perspective before adopting RPA on an enterprise scale, which are covered in this session.

This is the presentation from the IFG webinar about Automating the testing of SAP Interfaces. We are showing why testing, is really important and we are standing in a place where it really makes a lot of sense to automate the testing in a lot shorter time frame.