Put an Enterprise Process Foundation Under Your Automation
Local workflow, RPA and low-code automations can fit one enterprise picture. This episode covers process design, decision rights and runtime evidence, and where to start with the automations you already run.
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The automations your teams have built are an asset, and they work best when they share one process foundation. You can keep the speed of local workflow, RPA and low-code tools and add the common picture that lets each one fit the enterprise.
This episode follows what happens when a local automation meets work that crosses teams, approvals and systems. Four things need a controlled connection: process design, executable work, decision rights and runtime evidence. With those joined up, you know who owns each automation, what it depends on and what proof it leaves behind. The episode also draws on the Deloitte Global Intelligent Automation Survey and the process approach in ISO 9001, both of which point to governance and standardisation as what lets automation scale.
The practical starting point is a short list of questions: how many automations are running, which have no named owner, where logic is duplicated and which hand-off creates the longest wait. IGX360 Insights shows which parts of your process knowledge you can stand behind, with provenance, confidence, freshness and ownership beside each answer. Which area of your automation estate would you most like to see mapped first?
Want to see what this looks like on your own process architecture? One conversation is enough to start.