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I want to know that One of RPA solution is Microsoft Flow, or else.
RPA = Robotics Process Automation
for introducing Microsoft Flow to customers/partners/friends.
Like "Hey, I'm introducing the great RPA solution, the name is Microsoft Flow".
RPA is now a business keyword in Japan for improve business process.
We need the difference description with Microsoft Flow and other process automations.
IT Dev can build process automaion by any programming language like C#, VB, Java.
and IT Pro can build process automation by any script language like Bat, PowerShell.
and IT know some process automations like Excel macro, etc.
Yes, I have some scenarios, great RPA for quick start AI, great RPA for IoT with Power BI, etc.
So, I hope some scenarios for introducing Microsoft Flow as great RPA solution.
or wellknow researchers words.
Regards,
Yoshihiro Kawabata
Hi, @uipathdave thank you for reply.
Yes, RPA and Microsoft Flow are goarl different.
Now, I'v a Power BI Idea 'Actionable report with Microsoft Flow', for do more Power BI and Microsoft Flow.
Microsoft Flow is a completely differnt thing to RPA. It shouldnt be positioned as RPA. Its great at what it does, but the goals are different. You could easily use Flow and RPA together to add value, but they are not the same.
Thank you @v-xida-msft, for your reply and great product.
Yes, Microsoft Flow enable to work smarter, efficiently.
So, I'm introducing Microsoft Flow as great RPA solution in Japan.
"RPA" is hot keyword in Japan Business, and DOES NOT include Microsoft Flow in Japan.
I'm learning what is "RPA" in Japan Business. what need to introduce Microsoft Flow as great RPA solution to their.
I'm continue to learn Products, Scenarios, Case Studies in 'RPA' in Japan Business.
Yes, Microsoft Flow is great RPA solution.
Regards,
Yoshihiro Kawabata
Hi @yoshihirok,
Thanks for your feedback, Microsoft Flow is an online workflow service that enables you to work smarter and more efficiently by automating workflows across the most common apps and services.
If you want some scenarios to introduce Microsoft Flow as great RPA solution, you could check the following article:
In addition, if you want the customers/partners/friends to learn Microsoft Flow step by step, please check the article as below:
Microsoft Flow Guided Learning
Best regards,
Kris
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