TechRepublic May 21, 2020
N.F. Mendoza

Gartner revealed the need to optimize costs and scarce resources during the coronavirus pandemic is helping drive RPA adoption.

The coronavirus pandemic has inadvertently pushed production of robotic process automation (RPA). Half of US healthcare providers will invest in RPA in the next three years, up 5% from today, Gartner announced and said in a press release, “Healthcare providers are caught in a perfect storm of shrinking payments, improving outcomes, enhancing patient experience and bolstering innovation credentials.”

Costly tech must optimize healthcare

To treat and manage chronic conditions and mental health is very costly—nearly 90% of the $3.3 trillion in the US. Healthcare spending and cost optimization is critical for any technology applied to boost the flow and efficiency of...

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