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Post automation analytics can unlock efficiency and enable quicker and
smarter decision making, helping uncover new insights around your
organisation’s automation ecosystem and how to enable it to solve more
meaningful problems.
It allows for accurate forecasting, extending beyond the usual fiscal and
performance revisionary methods. For forecasts to be useful, they must
consider different variances and their impact. It must analyse how the
variance impacts the overall target, different KPIs, timeline, costs, and
process. This information provides the decision-makers with actionable
insights.
Even as far as five years ago, the benefits of adopting automation included
up to 200% return on investment, according to McKinsey. Effective Robotic
Process Automation analysis can help sustain and/or improve the end-to-
end automation process in your organization and increase the ROI.
Tracking down, analysing, and expounding RPA data can help you
understand whether the investment in RPA is paying off. Thanks to
automation, various silos of data can be merged or converted into actionable
insights that help optimize ROI and Net Present Value (NPV).
Advanced analytics can open your eyes to huge cost-saving measures and
enhanced business intelligence. For example, you can predict buying and
spending patterns based on historical data to better strategise and improve
cash inflow. The forecasts can also enable greater process optimisation by
removing manual efforts.
A recent Gartner report stated that by the end of 2022, RPA will be prevalent
in some form in at least 85% of the big firms. That’s a significant
achievement for RPA, but it still needs to be deployed and used effectively.
Every metric to measure its success should tell a story about what your
company wants to achieve. If it does not, then the metric needs a rethink.
Aspects like robot productivity, velocity or time taken for automated
processes to execute, utilisation, process throughput, and real-time health
help define optimal efficiency and success. Companies can clearly gauge
process exceptions, process volume, queue, utilisation, expected business
value, and ROI.