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How to: Categorization Automation

Do you get sick and tired of clicking in and out of pages when taking notes online? Have you ever had the inevitable thought that there must be a better way? CIPA certainly did! Read more to see CIPA’s solution.

How to: Soccer Statistics Automation

Are you a sports fan, have you ever wanted to capture the data of your favorite players and compare them to each other? Well at CIPA we are, and we did just that with the Soccer Statistics Automation. Above is a step-by-step walkthrough on how YOU can build it yourself.

CIPA Research Fellowship Program

Nichols College Center for Intelligent Process Automation (CIPA) welcomes applications for visiting research fellowships. The duration of the appointment varies from a semester to three years. During this time, visiting research fellows work with existing faculty and on their research projects collaboratively with the CIPA.

Analyzing the Development Lifecycle of Effective RPAs

Through the summer of 2021, the Center for Intelligent Process Automation worked to develop a consistent methodology for conducting process analysis when developing use cases for automation.

Competition Yields Innovation for the Hospitality Industry

Students competing for cash prizes developed a variety of unique solutions using RPA to aid the hospitality industry during pandemic.

What Does a Bot Actually Do?

What does a bot actually do? Get a peek inside the specialized knowledge, skills, and career opportunities that our students have available to them.

Why Should Students Get Involved in RPA Early?

The future of work is automated and electronic. RPA is a valuable skill that will open up global remote work opportunities and revolutionize the way young people approach traditional business processes.

Will RPA Eliminate Jobs?

What are the economic implications of RPA as a business process tool? Is RPA going to eliminate jobs, or improve them?

Reducing Wait Time To Improve Job Satisfaction: A College Acceptance Use Case

Process automation easily removed a 15-minute waiting period and significant opportunities for user error, improving job satisfaction and freeing admissions counselors to collaborate on an improved customer experience.