Deliver Automation Faster – repeatable, controllable RPA, AI

thanks so much for joining me and my team on our journey to transform Digital Transformation. We want to continue developing useful tools and content to improve your role in automation.

I hope you’ve found at least some of the content we’ve shared useful/actionable in your working life

Over the last few months, we’ve been speaking to many of our members, to get your thoughts on challenges and frustrations with using/deploying automation and AI in their company, but this year (and beyond) I want to speak personally to a large percentage of our 25K followers/students/subscribers.

So I’d like to have a 20-minute chat with you to understand your situation and how we can help you have a game-changing year in the automation space!

We’ve been speaking to many subscribers about their frustrations and challenges, and the need for “faster automation delivery” seems to be a common theme amongst many. I’m wondering if that was your key challenge too.

Users expressed that they didn’t have:

• a repeatable delivery model that everyone followed in the same way – so some project teams would miss steps or run in the wrong order and this caused delays
• full visibility and control of projects at each stage – so delays weren’t handled quickly and escalated to the right people to get back on track

Learn how to use a repeatable delivery model and automated workflows on your automation/RPA/AI projects

GET STARTED in 5 steps:

1. Sign up free – no credit card required
2. Create your profile
3. Select your Automation team’s maturity level (from 0 to 5)
4. Select “Deliver Faster”
5. Upload your list of opportunities (if you don’t have a list, go back and select “Discover More“

GET SET UP in 5 steps:

1. Go to your workspace – free to start no credit card required
2. Edit the project stages – your repeatable delivery process
3. Add Checkpoint criteria – add quality checks and define what good looks like
4. Add signatories – who needs to sign off each stage
5. Add SLAs (service level agreements) – set automated escalations, avoid delays *new*