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Easy peasy?

Published August 23, 2023

Easy peasy?

Operational Handbook is a manual a developer supplies to a Process Controller (Production support) detailing all necessary information required to run the BOT successfully.

This knowledge sharing session should be taken seriously as we often see Projects wounds down after the BOT moves to Production and the Process Controller may or may not have gained valuable information required.

Don’t be like this Process Controller.

Credit: _Egungun (IG) #rpajargonbuster #rpa #roboticprocessautomation #intelligentautomation #rpadevelopers

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