What is Robotic Process Automation?

 Robotic process automation (RPA) is the use of software with artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning capabilities to handle high-volume repeatable tasks that previously required a human to perform.
RPA allows companies to automate the processes which are organized by the humans that will do all tasks like communications, data management, customer management and responses etc., RPA enables you these all the processes.

 Who should take this Course?

 Anyone with basic programming knowledge can take up this course.
  • Fresher graduates
  • Working professionals
  • IT and Non-IT professionals
All fresher’s and professional who want to enhance their career opportunities in RPA can take up this course.

Why should i learn RPA?

 Automation is the next wave of IT Revolution,
  • The average salary of RPA professional Skyrocketing.
  • The demand for RPA is increasing rapidly.
  • More than 8 Million jobs are available by 2020 for automation industry.
Its code free, anyone can learn RPA without any coding knowledge.

Robotic Process Automation – Tools and Course Content

1. Blue Prism

In this Robotics Blue Prism Training, trainees will acquire knowledge in business operations to be cost effective and responsive through the rapid automation to improve accuracy by creating a virtual workforce .It also to leverage skills in back office administrative processes to reduce the cost of the tasks to be done.

2. Automation Any Where
In this Robotics Automation Anywhere Training, aspirants will acquire knowledge to help the organizations to achieve process consistency across the team or else by automating and managing workflows in an efficient way.

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