In recent years, robotic process automation (RPA) has become embedded in organisations focused on enhancing productivity and business goals. RPA is often the gateway into the convenience, speed and error reduction that end-to-end automation technologies can bring to an organisation.
With software robots handling rules-based repetitive tasks that are frequently ridden with human error and take a toll on employee satisfaction, your team can improve productivity, reduce errors, accelerate projects, reduce access to sensitive information, handle irregular workloads, and so much more.
Improved productivity
RPA allows employees to work on what humans excel at, delegating the mundane repetitive tasks to robots. Instead of spending time on copying and pasting information between business systems, employees can devote time to value-added tasks that involve analysis, judgement and creativity. With admin work split between humans and robots, organisations do more with the same number of people.
Errors reduced
Software robots have proven to reduce up to as much as 99% of the human errors in high volume data handling.
Heavy workloads handled better
Public administration organisations may regularly need to handle a higher number of applications to process during a particular time of year. Without automation, they have to onboard temporary hires or shift employees from other duties to deal with the increased workload. Robots can scale up and down instantly to handle any volume of work.
Join us at the digital roundtable on Thursday April 21, from 16:30 to 18:00, to get inspired by RPA use cases in the public sector and to exchange ideas with your peers. This event will be multi-lingual, as much as possible in English, yet feel free to contribute in Dutch or in French.
Learn more about our panelists here.
The event is free of charge for for digital leaders in the public sector in Belgium, yet places are limited as this will be an interactive zoom meeting, not a webinar. Register now to join us in this inspiring experience and network with your peers! After registration we will send you a calendar invite and a confirmation with the details of the online meeting.
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David Burrows is the Public Sector Industries Leader at UiPath, a leading enterprise software automation company. In this role, David works closely with UiPath senior leadership to formulate the strategy and solutions for Public Sector customers. With over 35 years’ experience in the IT industry, David joined from Microsoft, where he had held a series of roles with the last 20 years focused specifically on the Public Sector in the UK, EMEA and then internationally.
The Directorate-General Digital Transformation supports the government and the federal organisations in their digitisation drive. The DG is the driving force behind the evolution and the digital reforms of the federal government. This DG provides advice and develops projects in connection with the new technologies, with particular attention for citizens and businesses.
Since 1985, Frank Robben is a continuous driving force behind administrative simplification, process optimisation and computerisation in the Belgian social, health care and public sector. Frank is founder and CEO of the Crossroads Bank for Social Security (1991) and of the eHealth platform (2008), and CEO of Smals vzw (2004). Frank also supports the DG Digital Transformation strategically. In that context, he developed the concepts of the electronic identity card, of the company register, of the federal service bus and of the federal portal Belgium.be. He was also co-founder (2014) of G-Cloud, a hybrid cloud for government institutions.
About UiPath
UiPath has a vision to deliver the Fully Automated Enterprise™, one where companies use automation to unlock their greatest potential. UiPath offers an end-to-end platform for automation, combining the leading Robotic Process Automation (RPA) solution with a full suite of capabilities that enable every organisation to rapidly scale digital business operations. Learn more about UiPath.