While RPA has been around for more than a decade, the majority of organizations are still challenged with achieving scale with this technology. According to most researchers, scale with RPA is defined as having at least 50 bots in production use, and their research suggests that less than 5% of organizations achieve this level of adoption.
Why is this so? Why do organizations have such apparent difficulty in leveraging digital labor across their enterprise? IRPA’s “Scaling Automation” service provides specific guidance on how to break through known barriers to adoption, and achieving the same defensible, structural, strategic advantage that Intelligent Automation can provide.
Chris Surdak, JD
Senior Advisor to IRPA AI
Former Gartner Executive Partner & AI & Automation Practice Lead, EY
Chris is an industry-recognized expert with over 30 years of experience in Artificial Intelligence Automation, Mobility, Social Media and Analytics, Big Data, Information Security, Regulatory Compliance, and Cloud Computing. He began his career with Lockheed Martin Astrospace and has led automation & AI practices at Gartner and EY, currently working as a researcher specializing in Digital Transformation.
Chris is also the author of “The Care and Feeding of BOTS”, “Jerk: The Digital Transformation cookbook” and “Data Crush”.