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I live and breathe robotics automation every day for my business clients, so I thought this week would end with something for everyone to reflect on! A few weeks ago he brought me an Amazon Echo. It's a lot of fun, and if you like technology, you just have to get it. However, I would consider Amazon's echo as a " robot ". Maybe not literally, but let me explain why she (Alexa) can be a lot. Take a simple task in our lives ... going shopping. "We need milk" is not a difficult question / task, but we really have to keep some kind of shopping list at home. When we realize that we need something, we need to find an existing paper or list, a pen (or phone), open the application / paper and write on it. Then we must remember to take the list (if it is paper) with us. Repeat throughout the week and we all eat! This task of the shopping list is not different from a worker of the company, opens an application, looks for information, takes notes and / or...

Robotic processes Automation (RPA) is one of the most interesting developments in business process management (BPM) in recent history. Some industry experts believe that it can be even more transformative than cloud computing. However, is this game changing technology so new? Any BPM practitioner with a sense of history knows that RPA has been around for a long, long time. For example, inbound call centers have been using interactive voice response systems (IVRS) for years. These systems employ robots to guide clients, accept the tone of the keys or voice-based responses and pass the instructions to the underlying application to complete a transaction. Similarly, optical character recognition (OCR) technology, also classified as software robots, has been used for some time to offer high automatic extraction efficiencies. In addition, since the advent of web-based solutions, the industry has always used Internet BOT (abbreviated form for robots) for the automatic publication of d...