- Thanks so much for joining me on this course.
I sincerely appreciate you spending
your valuable time with me.
We covered a lot of ground together,
from definitions and benefits to opportunities
and best practices.
I hope you now feel more prepared
and confident to get started,
and that this course sets you and your organization up
for a successful RPA journey.
You have the benefit of starting at a time
when there are far more RPA resources
than when I got started.
This course, for instance, is the culmination
of over five years of experiences,
anecdotes, and hard earned lessons.
Take advantage of them.
I also encourage you to check out other resources,
such as the works of professors Mary Lacity
and Leslie Willcocks.
Publicly available research on RPA by leading analyst firms
such as HFS Research, The Everest Group,
The Gartner Group, Nelson Hall, and The Forrester Research.
Many RPA vendors have online forums and some,
as I mentioned, have outstanding academies.
My colleague, A.J. Hanna, has a YouTube channel
called Ask A.J. in which he shares is own experiences
from having been an early adapter of RPA.
There are several LinkedIn groups dedicated to RPA,
intelligent automation, and digital transformation.
I welcome you to join them and become part
of a vibrant community of passionate people working
to develop their own skills and transform their operations.
And finally, please feel free to connect
with me on LinkedIn.
I often post videos, blogs, and other information
you might find useful.
Best of luck out there and have a fun time
on your RPA journey.