Executive Update

Robotic Process Automation: Making Us More Human

Posted February 27, 2019 | Leadership |
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Though robotic process automation (RPA) implementations mimic humans and replace human effort, they cannot, as of yet, replace humans’ emotional ability. By freeing humans from repetitive tasks, RPA will allow humans to focus on better understanding customer needs in different situations and better connection with customers. Humans can then perform tasks that require uniquely human strengths like emotional intelligence and judgment, enabling better interaction with customers.

About The Author
Kapil Gosain
Kapil Gosain is a Business Process Consultant with the Consulting and Services Integration Practice at Tata Consultancy Services specializing in finance and shared services transformation. He focuses on IT strategy and business process management/business process reengineering across various industries. Mr. Gosain is a certified Lean Six Sigma Green Belt and a certified ScrumMaster. He earned a post-graduate diploma in management with… Read More
Vikram Agarwal
Vikram Agarwal is a Senior Advisor of Digital Strategy & Transformation Solutions in his organization’s Digital Consulting Practice. He has over 17 years’ experience working in organizational change management and digital consulting. Mr. Agarwal has guided numerous global customers in achieving benefits from transformation initiatives and has worked in various industry domains including banking and finance, retail, manufacturing, oil and gas… Read More
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