What does it mean to reach enterprise automation maturity? Maturity looks different for everyone. The path you take depends on assessing which processes are most in need of transformation, what your existing tech stack looks like and what your business goals are.<\/strong><\/p>\n Whether you aim to increase data accuracy, mitigate risk, improve customer experience, reduce manual labor costs, enhance employee satisfaction \u2013 or a little of everything \u2013 we\u2019ll help you create a scalable plan to mature your organization\u2019s automation program.<\/p>\n Automate Your Business: An Introduction to Enterprise Automation Maturity<\/a> – Enterprise automation is becoming increasingly common as more and more companies no longer wish to settle for hiring people to do manual tasks. We\u2019ll introduce the methodology of enterprise automation, how to use it to address automation gaps and how it can benefit your business through process and RPA.<\/p>\n Opportunistic Enterprise Automation: Setting the Groundwork for an Optimized Organization<\/a> – As automation becomes more popular, organizations find themselves dipping their toes in the water. They may get small projects off the ground, but it barely moves the needle for these businesses. The maturity model offers you tools and approaches to be smarter about your organization\u2019s automation goals.<\/p>\n How to Operationalize your Automation Program with a Center of Excellence<\/a> – At this stage, your organization has embarked on its automation journey and has seen some small successes. All of this success has been mostly incidental or isolated to this point. Continuing along the path to maturity, we\u2019ll demonstrate how building a center of excellence (CoE) fully operationalizes your automation program.<\/p>\nRead the Series:<\/h2>\n