[Information] Steps for RPA Implementation and Four Points of Frustration

Introducing "Four Points That Are Prone to Failure" and Their Solutions Based on Failure Cases Heard from Users in the Department.

This document is a summary of "RPA Implementation Steps and Four Points of Frustration," created for those in user departments who wish to operate RPA in-house, particularly for those without programming knowledge or experience. The primary target audience is likely to be individuals from business departments such as General Affairs, Accounting, Human Resources, Planning, Sales, and Marketing. Additionally, even those belonging to the Information Systems Department who possess different technical skills apart from computer programming may find some sections useful. We hope this will be helpful for those considering RPA implementation or those who have implemented RPA but struggled with its operation. [Contents (Excerpt)] ■ Introduction: For those who want to operate in-house in user departments ■ Frustration Point 1: Unable to identify business processes? ■ Frustration Point 2: Unable to create automation scenarios? ■ Frustration Point 3: Does RPA frequently stop? *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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