Low-Code Helps Federal Agencies Deploy RPA at Scale
Low-code can bridge the resource gap and allow civil servants with little or no coding experience build connections between RPA bots and government systems.
Low-code can bridge the resource gap and allow civil servants with little or no coding experience build connections between RPA bots and government systems.
An expert detailed three key areas that agencies should prioritize to deliver data-driven outcomes.
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Integral Care of Travis County, Texas wanted to personalize contact center interactions by changing the way its agents engaged with callers.
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