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Transforming Supply Chain Management with RPA

V-Soft Consulting

Robotic Process Automation is transforming various business functions to deliver efficiency and performance in less time and cost. One such business function is supply chain management. Supply chain management involves a series of processes like assigning, tracking, scheduling, and shipping.

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Identifying Supply Chain Automation Opportunities

Automation Anywhere

Manufacturers have always and continue to invest significant time and money to try and ensure that these resources are utilized as efficiently and effectively as possible. They lacked the data and transparency that an automated system would have provided. These are the highest priority processes to automate. Ignore them.

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When Your Supply Chain’s Disrupted, Intelligent Automation Steps Up

Automation Anywhere

Although no easy answers exist, technologies such as Robotic Process Automation (RPA), artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning, and natural language processing (NLP) can help. Depending on company size, dozens, to hundreds, to thousands of orders must be processed before moving on to shipping and invoicing.

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Identifying Automation Opportunities for Life Sciences

Automation Anywhere

For many industry leaders, intelligent automation —a combination of Robotic Process Automation (RPA) and artificial intelligence—has helped them meet the challenges by transforming their operations to increase ROI, efficiency, quality, and compliance and supporting the accelerated push of the drug cycle from lab to market.

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How to get the most of supply chain technology

Hyland

Alan Pelz-Sharpe is an automation and business modernization expert. He is the founder of the analyst firm Deep Analysis and host of the webinar, Thinking intelligently about automation. Since the pandemic, the global supply chain has come under incredible pressure and scrutiny, taking a rare place on center stage.

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Business process reengineering (BPR) examples

IBM Services

Business process reengineering (BPR) is the radical redesign of core business processes to achieve dramatic improvements in performance, efficiency and effectiveness. This might include streamlining payroll processes, digitizing HR operations or automating invoicing procedures.

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What Is ESM, and Why Is It Important?

Automation Anywhere

This solution is designed to centralize workflow management across organizations. Its numerous opportunities for automation significantly enhance productivity, making end-users more efficient and effective in daily tasks. These could be for supply chain management, HR, or general administration.