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Understanding Process Mining and Its Value for RPA

Mar 2, 2020 | 2 min read

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With process automation driving the need for enterprises to review and optimize business processes and gain insights before identifying the best fit for automation; we have seen a quick rise in demand for technologies such as process mining.

What is Process Mining?

We can define process mining as solutions that leverage event logs that are generated by enterprise systems such as ERP, CRM, HCM, and SCM to rebuild a virtual view of the business process.

Robust process mining tools can blend data mining with AI/ML to generate data-based analytics, and help organizations discover the as-is state of business processes as well as identify new opportunities for optimization and automation.

Process Mining is part of the multiple stages of the RPA lifecycle. First to identify processes that are candidates for automation and analyze the extent to which RPA can be implemented in legacy processes and systems. Later in the process, it provides monitoring and analysis on RPA performance for continuous improvement.

Process Mining and RPA

Thanks to process mining, RPA projects have a higher success rate because of its applications on the multiple stages of the RPA implementation.

By applying process mining, organizations can identify opportunities for business process automation and then prioritize those that have the most significant ROI potential. With this technology, enterprises can apply RPA solutions to tech-driven and human-driven business processes.

Process mining solutions can help enterprises achieve cost-savings and operational efficiency by optimizing processes, and it can also enhance employee experience through better resource allocation.

While process mining technologies are new to many potential buyers, these technologies are evolving quickly with growing functionalities to cater to organizations with scaling automation footprints.

How Does Process Mining Tie in With Hyperautomation?

Hyperautomation brings together multiple components of process automation by integrating tools and technologies that amplify the ability to automate work.

Here is where Process Mining plays a key role. While hyperautomation starts with RPA at its core, the expansion of the automation capability will happen only by pairing it with complementary solutions like process mining, AI, analytics, and other advanced tools.

When enterprises can automate more and generate knowledge that enables them to engage everyone in the organization to be part of the digital transformation, that is when we start seeing a hyper-automated organization.

Navigating The Process Mining Technologies Market

With process mining tools playing a key role in the age of hyperautomation, the process mining market is rapidly evolving with new offerings and capabilities brought by acquisitions and consolidations as well as the entry of new players. This makes it a crowded field to navigate for those business and IT leaders looking to find the best solution for their organization’s needs.

Together with our software partners Celonis, and UiPath, Roboyo are leading the charge for process mining innovation.

Our experts can create a digital visualization of your operations, show where deviations and bottlenecks exist and why they occur. With both cloud and on-premises availability, with a capacity to handle more than 100 million events as well as ready-to-use process analysis templates and custom interface options, our solutions can transform your business.

If you would like to know more about Roboyo’s RPA and Process Mining solutions, our automation experts can help take your enterprise to the Next Level. Now

Book a meeting today.

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