Integration of Robotic Process Automation with Low-Code Development for Enhanced Productivity
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Robotic Process Automation (RPA), Low-Code Development, Integration, Automation, Productivity, Digital Transformation, Business Processes, Application Development, SynergyAbstract
In the dynamic landscape of business process automation, organizations are increasingly leveraging the synergies between Robotic Process Automation (RPA) and Low-Code Development to achieve heightened levels of efficiency and productivity. This study explores the integration of RPA with low-code platforms, aiming to provide a comprehensive understanding of the collaborative impact on workflow automation and overall business productivity. The research delves into the unique strengths of RPA in automating rule-based, repetitive tasks and low-code development's ability to empower users with diverse technical backgrounds to contribute to application development. The research investigates the intersection of RPA and Low-Code Development, elucidating how the automation capabilities of RPA and the rapid application development features of Low-Code platforms can complement each other.
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