Not only does it help one stay ahead of the technology curve, but also in taking sales and marketing a step ahead.
GSK (GlaxoSmithKline) Pharmaceuticals is, in fact, already reaping benefits of implementing robotic process automation in its processes, dubbing the journey as “slow but rewarding”.
The fact remains that the implementation must well-thought-out and one step at a time, but as you go about it, returns come in cosistenly.
Even the pharmaceutical market today heavily depends on marketing.
CRM is just one part that is included in this endeavor.
Gartner says that “By 2020, 85% of customer interactions will be managed without a human.” And that is, in fact, the scenario in the pharmaceutical industry too, where chatbots are becoming the face of marketing and customer relationship management.
Yes, the education sector as well is ready to witness a revolution with this new-age technology.
The major focus of RPA may be elimination of inefficiencies and the effort of human resources that gets wasted while executing mundane tasks.
With robotic process automation tools, this long process of registration can be simplified with simple logics and subsequent actions.
Activities like checking the forms for complete information, eligibility criteria, sorting and arranging into complete and ineligible applications, making longlists and shortlist becomes a matter of a few clicks.
While hiring the services of robotic process automation vendors seems like a costly investment to those institutions that are new to it, the truth is that RPA saves huge on time as well as the additional money spent on keeping a big staff.
Apart from that, the results are more accurate.
