Attended the first webinar given about the partnership of Automation Anywhere and IBM notably about the integration of RPA (Robotic Process Automation) with other business processes. A very good high level view. There are essentially three parts to be considered:
Business Process Modeling (BPM) (IBM has this capability)
Robotic Process Automation (RPA) IBM does not do this, AA does, but IBM has a rules engine JRules that could be further applied to RPA,
Operations Decision Management (ODM) Being integrated with the other parts by IBM.
And IBM has Watson, which could tie together with the other parts, especially at a lower level to provide supporting solutions to humans or systems. Watson was not brought up by IBM, nor was the term AI used, but participants brought up its integration. IBM seemed to indicate it could be applied as needed.
The participants also asked if this could be integrated with ERP systems. The answer was yes. No specific ERP was mentioned. Are the ERP systems planning anything like this?
We saw these needs starting in the expert systems era, but the integration of the different kinds of needs were forced with rule based systems. An approach that ultimately failed. The systems then and those now will also need close maintenance.
See the tag RPA below for more.
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