In most enterprises, RPA initiatives took the “automation-first” approach, not reflecting efficiency and compliance of the processes.
The low-hanging fruit was suddenly gone and expected ROI did not meet the desired expectations. More than 60% of RPA initiatives have been drowning.
Only end-to-end process transparency and the “optimization-first” approach can yield the expected results and save RPA’s life.
Just like a lifeguard, process mining is not only a small supplement to help, it is the only one that can help. It defines the swimming rules, sets the coastal barriers, raises the flags every morning and overlooks the shore for potential dangers.
Simply, Process Mining defines when it’s a good idea for RPA to go surfing.
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