Optimize processes with Process Automation

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In the ongoing pursuit of enhancing business operations and adding value for customers, it is crucial to analyze which steps in the process genuinely contribute to customer satisfaction. Processes burdened with repetitive manual tasks that do not directly add value to customers call for automation. This is where Process Automation comes into play.

What is Process Automation?

Automation refers to the mechanization of repetitive manual tasks within business processes. This involves implementing scripts or applications that run on computers and execute repetitive tasks with precision and efficiency.

Why Process Automation?

Organizations choosing to automate repetitive actions can better focus on delivering value to their customers. In practice, you may observe, for instance, that employees in a customer service department spend considerable time entering data into the ERP system for order processing. Automating this task allows the employee to engage more with customers, significantly enhancing the customer experience.

Data Governance and RPA: a Powerful Combination

Applying business rules from data governance in conjunction with process automation ensures error-free execution, provided the process remains unchanged. Solutions can often be implemented without affecting the existing IT landscape. No modifications to existing systems are necessary, and they are not rendered obsolete by process automation.

Conclusion

Process automation offers an innovative approach to streamline and improve business processes without making drastic changes to existing systems. The combination of data governance and process automation opens the door to flawless and efficient execution of business processes.


Tentive Data Management consultants 

The consultants at Tentive have experience in process automation and can further assist your organization in enhancing and expediting processes. Interested in exploring this for your organization? Contact us; we are eager to engage in a discussion, with no obligation on your part.