ACS Tech: From Hyper Automation to the grind of client delivery - RPA Realities
This ACS Tech will cover the Reality – An all too real fictional case study
About this event
In an environment of increasing adoption, cross pollination of capability platforms, and hyperbolic capability claims the Robotic Process Automation (RPA) landscape is evolving (particularly in the context of federal government implementation, for the Canberra Branch Audience). RPAs are emerging and growing rapidly across all government departments, however the nature of the solution and platform and the goals of each program vary wildly. Coupled with an ever changing set of capabilities declared by each provider, the worlds of “no-code automation” and “AI enabled solutions” have come crashing together.
The discussion would seek to cover the nature of implementations in the Canberra environment, their general areas of success and learning experiences, and how this sets the scene for the post 2020 arrival of “Hyper Automation” movement.
This topic and content would be suitable for both RPA professionals (who will carry their own existing insight and experience in the field) as well as the broader ACS professional seeking to understand the landscape they may be stepping into when interacting with a RPA project, team or platform.
key learning outcomes:
Increasing Adoption – the Canberra lag
- Historic adoption
- Australian Government Adoption
- Hyper Automation
- RPA product bundles
- Solutions – Where do we go from here
- Basics
- Building from the ground up
- Rebuilding an aircraft in flight
Scott Stephens, Senior Manager, Synergy Group Australia
Scott has over 17 years experience in Defence, with a range of professional experience areas including Robotic Process Automation (RPA), training, and management. He is a highly motivated Senior Manager, with a range of professional experience backgrounds, including the emerging field of Robotic Process Automation (RPA), in both Robotic Process Analysis and Robotic Software Development.
Scott has extensive experience with the Defence environment, including 14 years full time service as a field rank officer and three years as a Defence Consultant. His specialization is in Automation, with a volume of experience in training development and logistics.
As Digital Consultant with extensive Defence experience Scott understand the nature of the Defence Organisation, its operations and stakeholders, and he is very familiar with highly classified working environments.
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Event run sheet
5:00 PM – 5:15 PM ( 15 min): Arrival & registration. QR code scanning
5:15 PM – 5:20 PM (5 min): MC and introduction
5:30 PM – 6:20 PM (50 min): Presentation and Q & A
6:20 PM – 7:00 PM (30 min): Networking opportunity and refreshments
*Please join us for refreshments after the presentation.
Speakers
Former Army Officer with a range of career experiences across logistics, training, leadership and management and international engagement. Digital consultant focusing on Robotic Process Automation.
Scott has over 17 years experience in Defence, with a range of professional experience areas including Robotic Process Automation (RPA), training, and management.
Scott is a highly motivated Senior Manager, with a range of professional experience backgrounds, including the emerging field of Robotic Process Automation (RPA), in both Robotic Process Analysis and Robotic Software Development.
He has extensive experience with the Defence environment, including 14 years full time service as a field rank officer and three years as a Defence Consultant. His specialization is in Automation, with a volume of experience in training development and logistics.
As Digital Consultant with extensive Defence experience Scott understand the nature of the Defence Organisation, its operations and stakeholders, and he is very familiar with highly classified working environments.
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