The role of the CIO and CEO is to work toward discovering processes that make excellent candidates for automation. It's also to keep your human workers happy and knowledgeable about work automation and RPA.

According to the research institutes such as Gartner and Forrester, the Robotic Process Automation (RPA) market is one of the fastest-growing sectors in the area of technological solutions for business. This results in the large and growing number of technological products supporting automation with the use of RPA. This, in turn, results in a growing number of solutions to choose from and it’s becoming more and more difficult for the consumer to make the right, informed decision.

It’s a truism in the modern business world that labor costs are increasing, yet worker productivity remains largely the same. It’s also true that our traditional models of work are in serious need of an overhaul.

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When you think about office productivity software, what brand springs to mind? Chances are, if you are like nearly 50% of the business market, you would have said ‘Microsoft Office 365’. That’s because with over 2.3 million companies using the product worldwide, Microsoft Office 365 enjoys a very healthy market share. 46.85% market share to be exact, according to one recent data capture. With all of these companies using Microsoft 365, there is one very surprising thing to consider. Not many people are aware of the robotic process automation possibilities that are built into the Office 365 platform. This article sets out to change all that.