Phillips Outsourcing Limited

Workplace Automation

What is Workplace Automation?

Workplace automation refers to using systems to perform predictable and repetitive tasks without direct human input. This enables companies to simplify tasks and provide a better experience for their employees.

Automation cannot replace the workforce, it would however increase productivity, by enhancing your workforce.

Examples of Workplace Automation

Workplace automation can be done in most modern work responsibilities. This may be as simple as a rule set on outlook for organizing email or using OCR to scan and extract information. It may also be as advanced as developing software or using off-shelf software to automate a particular process.

Here are a few activities that automation will help in reducing work time by at least 30%

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    Organizing Emails

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    Talent Acquisition and Hiring

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    Email Marketing

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    Customer Service

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    Sales process Automation

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    HR Process Automation

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    Onboarding

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    Employee Analytics

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    Call Centre Operations

Benefits of Workplace Automation

One of the most amazing benefit of smart technologies and processes is that they allow us to do more things faster, here are a few benefits of workplace automation.

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    Increases employee productivity

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    Reduces human error

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    Saves money and time

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    Increases safety at work

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    Improves work consistency

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    Remote Friendly

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    Clear process definition

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    Operation Standardization.

Challenges of Workplace Automation

Adopting workplace automation can have some challenges depending on existing infrastructure, the nature of the job and organizational structure and culture.

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    Training

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    Initial costs

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    More security needed

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    Less flexibility

Steps to Adopting Workplace Automation

Different Digital transformation or automation expert may have a varying approach to workplace automation, however in general, adopting workplace automation often follow these processes.

 

  1. Identification: Identify repetitive and mundane activities in your operational processes.
  2. Trigger: Determine what trigger would be required to start your automation.
  3. Action: Determine how to implement the automation, which software to use, etc.
  4. Review and Test: Test your automation to check the result.
  5. Adoption: Train your staff to include automation in your processes.
  6. Optimize: Review your automated processes as needed.

What Next?

At Phillips Outsourcing Limited, we developed proprietary software to automate and standardize all our HR, talent sourcing and management processes.

We also offer training services that  upskill your staff andincrease their performance.

Would you be interested in learning more about what we do and how we can help your organization utilize workplace automation?

You can take advantage of our Payroll, HR Outsourcing, Recruitment and Training services to reap the benefits of workplace outsourcing.

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