At Ashling Partners, we are constantly looking for ways to better reuse our previously created scripts. After all, why should we start developing from scratch when there’s a similar process already scripted? In theory this should be a simple exercise; locate the...
Introduction Higher education institutions across the globe are facing unique challenges as we move into a new decade. University leadership increasingly finds itself facing two seemingly contradictory forces: pressure to continuously increase the value provided to...
When I owned a services company, my bookkeeper would cringe when it came time to process and reconcile credit card transactions each month. The process required inputting line item details of every transaction to be processed for payment. Even with a small number of...
This is part 2 of a series focusing on using RPA to automating processes in Excel – we are covering everything from when and why to use RPA, to details around how to most effectively design the solutions and get the most bang for your buck. Below is a preview on...
Disclaimer: The following content is solely the observations and opinion of the author. Ashling Partners is a UiPath partner. The UiPath Forward III conference was in Las Vegas last week, and it is hard to imagine that the largest gathering of RPA...
This is part 1 of a series focusing on using RPA to automate processes in Excel – we’ll cover everything from when and why to use RPA, to details around how to most effectively design the solutions and get the most bang for your buck. Part 1: Why RPA is not VBA If...
In school, we don’t go from mastering addition to learning calculus. It just doesn’t make sense. Similarly, organizations should be methodical in the order of how they expand their RPA program and capabilities. For example, most organizations find...
It’s springtime, which means we are just finishing Triple Crown horse racing season in America. Perhaps you saw the recent 144th running of the Preakness Stakes where one of the horses got caught up in the starting gate, immediately bucked its rider into the...
Most children in the Unites States go to elementary school, middle school, high school, and then college. Very few people skip high school and go directly to college. This is due to the progressive nature of the educational curriculum building upon itself...
RPA governance consists of the standards that coordinate and control your RPA objectives, resources and program activities. Depending on who you speak with, they may focus that discussion on controls and risk management, resource management, approval processes,...
Your Time Is Gonna Come When the great Led Zeppelin landed in America at Christmas in 1968 singing about the good times and the bad, they also told us that our time was ‘gonna come. When I first heard the term “RPA” a few years ago, I couldn’t help...
Introduction: The Questions We Should & can Ask (This is an excerpt from a series of 2019 blog entries on the ‘future of work’ and the role that intelligent automation has on redefining that future. This series is intended to initiate conversation, not to solve...
Introduction Business wide transformation and the future of work are hot topics across all industries today. Unfortunately, many organizations that begin their automation journey are ill prepared for the steps required to scale their pilot effort into an...
In a previous post, we discussed our observations from 2018 based on our time entrenched in RPA initiatives and the broader intelligent automation space. In this post, we will outline our key predictions that we believe will evolve in 2019 and beyond. In the spirit...
As we all wind down our year-end activities for some much needed time off, most of us enter that wonderful, holiday reflective state. We break down our past year and prepare to build ourselves back up into an improved, wiser version of ourselves for the next year....
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