Rethinking Automation: Strategy, Scalability, and the Human Factor

Published By: Express Computer  |  Published On: April 17, 2025

In their latest article for Express Computer, Vimal Nair, Vice President & Global Head – Automation & Testing Services, and Divya Darshan Jannu, Intelligent Automation Practice Lead at ITC Infotech, offer a compelling perspective on how organizations can rethink automation to drive sustainable value. The article explores how intelligent automation—powered by RPA, AI, and analytics—is enabling end-to-end process transformation. The authors emphasize that successful automation goes beyond technology—it requires a strategic roadmap, robust data governance, and a people-centric approach. They stress the importance of workflow assessment, pilot use cases, and clear KPIs, alongside upskilling and reskilling the workforce.

Key challenges such as high implementation costs, legacy system integration, and employee resistance are addressed, while the role of Centers of Excellence (CoEs) is highlighted as crucial for standardization and scalability. With a strong focus on ethics and cybersecurity, the article encourages organizations to build resilient, transparent, and future-ready automation ecosystems that balance innovation with long-term impact.

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