Process Automation
Repetitive, rule-based work and manual processes.
Joshua Boermans · Boermans Digital
Where could automation make sense in your organisation?
Not every process should be automated.
But repetitive work, manual handovers, fragmented systems and processes that depend heavily on people can often be good places to start.
I help organisations identify where automation can realistically create value and what it would take to get there.
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You don't have to reinvent the wheel.
Good automation takes more than choosing a tool.
- The process needs to make sense.
- Exceptions need to be understood.
- Systems and data need to work together.
- And whatever is built needs to remain manageable once it is running.
Through my work at Korper ICT, I can draw on the team's more than 20 years of experience in automation, integration and process improvement.
That doesn't remove all of the work. It does help avoid many of the mistakes and frustrations organisations run into when starting from scratch.
System & Data Flows
Processes that depend on moving information between applications, teams or systems.
Automation at Scale
Moving from individual automations towards a manageable and scalable automation capability.
Have a process in mind?
If you're exploring where automation could make sense in your organisation, I'm happy to compare notes.
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