Adi Mudholkar
New Member
Hi All,
My name is Adi & I work for a UK based company called Cevitr. We provide RPA as a Service (RPAaaS) and we find that a lot of people that look at introducing RPA into a business for the first time will ask us what the end-goal is. In the first instance most people are looking to save money while some are looking to speed up processes. Some see the added benefit of increased staff satisfaction but essentially the keyword is efficiency.
However we did notice that many programmes had a significant timeline from initiation to POC through to production deployment along with a chunky capital investment decision. The reason Cevitr chose to offer RPAaaS is to mitigate the issues above and give RPA owners within their respective businesses an opportunity to reap the benefits of automation much faster than they had expected, eliminating their low-hanging fruit within a matter of weeks, rather than months or years.
I am keen to connect with anyone looking to venture into RPA.
Adi
My name is Adi & I work for a UK based company called Cevitr. We provide RPA as a Service (RPAaaS) and we find that a lot of people that look at introducing RPA into a business for the first time will ask us what the end-goal is. In the first instance most people are looking to save money while some are looking to speed up processes. Some see the added benefit of increased staff satisfaction but essentially the keyword is efficiency.
However we did notice that many programmes had a significant timeline from initiation to POC through to production deployment along with a chunky capital investment decision. The reason Cevitr chose to offer RPAaaS is to mitigate the issues above and give RPA owners within their respective businesses an opportunity to reap the benefits of automation much faster than they had expected, eliminating their low-hanging fruit within a matter of weeks, rather than months or years.
I am keen to connect with anyone looking to venture into RPA.
Adi