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The CEO’s Guide to RPA: Digital Transformation Toolkit

In most enterprises, there are still many lengthy, manual processes that form the backbone of the organization.

But these can tie up valuable resources, preventing your organization from staying nimble and remaining customer centric. The larger your organization grows, the more of these legacy processes and systems you collect. What if you could eliminate the need for clunky data entry and heavy workload holding back your current resources? RPA has been hugely beneficial to organizations by acting as a digital workforce that provides bots that use existing systems and acting as an employee would.

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McKinsey & Company suggest that the additional labor productivity of RPA is expected to be equivalent to the output of between 110 million and 140 million workers, and the overall economic impact could potentially be as high as $6.7 trillion by 2025.

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