This document provides an introduction to robotics and how it can be used to automate business processes. It defines robotics as computer software that works through a user interface like an employee to execute processes using the same steps, rules, and systems. The document outlines two approaches for automation: robot process automation for end-to-end complex processes, and robot desktop automation for task-based simple processes. It notes that robots can work on any process without requiring system changes or programming. The document also discusses how robots can increase both efficiency and quality by allowing employees to focus on higher value work, while robots work consistently and faster than humans. It concludes by discussing providing proofs of concept and training to demonstrate the benefits of robots.

1. Basico Robotics
General introduction
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Content
Robotics – what and why
Demo
How to get started with Robotics

3. Robotics – what and why
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4. What is Robotics
Computer software – an application on your desktop/virtual machine/server
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Works through UI
(User Interface)
– just like an employee
The robot are trained
to execute processes
using same process steps,
business rules and
systems
as an employee
Application
Works on
any process
Does not require
system changes
Does not require
programming
Characteristics Cross application functionality
Google
Legacy
Applications
Email
Applications
@
Mainframe/
Terminals
Structured
digital data
Business rules
(if-then-else-or)
– can a rule be defined,
Robotics can be
of assistance
Requirements

5. Approach for automation
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Project Approach
Software type
Virtual employee working the background
Handles the process End to End
Complex approach – project-based
Robot Process Automation
Think ERP
Initiate process
APIAPI APIAPI
Think ”Microsoft Office”
Assistant to the employee
High amount of employees can use it
Simple approach – task-based
Robot Desktop Automation
Initiate process

6. Processes
Where and When
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Robot
Beginning of the process
– e.g. extracting data
End of the process
– distributing reports
to recipients
Middle of the process
– e.g. reconciliation
Throughout the process adding
complex manual decisions
Fully automated process
Robot
Robot
Robot
Robot Robot Robot Robot
Rules and structure
Low High
LowHigh
Repeats
+
+

7. Increase both Efficiency and Quality
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Increase value creation
Free employees to business partnering
and other value creating activity
Integration
Control your integrations, support, work
cross company and cross border
Reduce dependency
Minimise your dependency on key employees,
IT-department and external consultants
Scalable
Robots can scale – the business
applications is typically the constraint
Increased quality
The robot makes no mistakes
and works consistently
Speed
Robots works 24-7 and 5-10
times faster than humans
Compliance
The robot works compliant
on well-documented processes

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Demo

9. How to get started with Robotics
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10. Our Aim
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Proof of Concept
Training
Thus we offers two services prior to any licenses sale
• Can run on your current systems / processes
• Are fast to deploy
• Are easy to use
• Creates instant saving, improvement, speed and enhanced
quality
• Doesn’t need an expensive consultant report to justify their
business case
• Does not make you solely dependent on external services after
the purchase.
We wants to prove that robots:

11. Oprah Winfrey
Surround yourself
only with people who
are going to
take you higher.
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