Hello Netanya, it depends on your needs and your expertise.
In my humble opinion you can start a big RPA project implementation with Blue Prism which is stable and mature software, in order to serve unattended (many) and attended (few) automation but you need some skills to understand how to use blue prism in the right manner.
If you need to develop an attended automation by your own, if it is your first time with RPA and you don't have any requirements for a standard implementation (machine, security polcies, orchestrator/tower control etc..) you can chose Power Automate as quick and citizien solutions.
Hi peers,
I work as the Unit Business Director-FICO-PM at a Consumer Goods company (size: 1000+ employees).
At the moment, I'm working on a comparison between two RPA solutions (Microsoft Power Automate and Blue Prism) to present for my management.
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