Tips from Prudential Finance on Managing RPA Implementation
Find out how Prudential Financial recognized RPA as an unmissable opportunity to improve back office processes, retrench work previously outsourced, leverage data analytics, and eliminate mundane work
Find out how Prudential Financial recognized RPA as an unmissable opportunity to improve back office processes, retrench work previously outsourced, leverage data analytics, and eliminate mundane work (to allow for value-adding work).
Paul McLean, VP Centralized Business Services, and Ann Delmedico, VP of Change Management, share invaluable insights on opportunity identification, tools, security, testing and change management in this webinar hosted by Rochelle Hood of SSON’s Shared Intelligence community.
Key takeaways:
- Understand what RPA is and what it is not.
- RPA is not for every process
- Avoid “scriptaggedon”.
- Code once and reuse scripts for easier maintenance and to increase speed to value.
- RPA creates opportunity to repatriate work that was outsourced.
- Licensing model is essential to align with how you plan to utilize the robots and technology.
- Anchor your key stakeholders early, especially the Information Security group.
- Recognize that robots can only go as fast as your underlying applications.
- Assess operational metrics with a new lens when incorporating a virtual workforce.