Join us to discuss how your agency can start or scale your automation initiatives as we discuss how to tackle some of the priorities and challenges driving or blocking digital transformation and intelligent automation in the state of Texas.

As the population of Texas increases and the compliance requirements on government agencies increase, maintaining base services and improving the ability to deliver excellent services becomes more and more of a challenge. These same challenges are being experienced by city, county, state, and federal government offices at an accelerated rate due to the surge of work created during the COVID pandemic.

Intelligent Automation is being used across all levels of government to address the surges in workloads, manage backlog reduction, accelerate compliance responses, reduce rework and errors, and free employees to spend more time focusing on the critical task of helping our citizens. Join the user group meeting to discuss use cases, video demonstrations, and testimonials from government employees.

What you need to know

Date: August 18th, 2022

Time: 11-12pm CST

Format: Virtual

*Please register with your official Texas (city, county, or state) email address

Agenda

– Welcome back to TxAUG – Krishna Edathil, Director of Enterprise Solution Services

– What is Process Mining – Jim Walker, SVP Public Sector, Roboyo

– Process Mining – Paul Dodero, Leader – Emerging Product Solutions, UiPath

– Demo – Jason Ayres, RPA Developer, Texas Attorney General Office

– Meeting Wrap Up – 5 minutes – Robert Benejam, Project Manager

You will walk away with

– Understanding of RPA and Intelligent Automation technologies, differences between emerging technologies, and when to use them

– Opportunities for automation in governments, how forward-leaning counties, states, and federal agencies use automation to improve their workplace and serve citizens better

*This event is only open to Texas government employees registering with an official government email address.

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