Automation is often seen as the ultimate solution to eliminating repetitive tasks and enhancing efficiency. However, processes typically involve multiple interdependent tasks that don’t operate in isolation. This is where orchestration comes into play. It ensures that automated tasks are executed in the correct sequence, at the right time, and across various systems and applications. Automation is like a relay race without orchestration, in which runners don't know when to pass the baton. Each task may move the process forward, but the process ...
Feb 6 | Danica Esteban