In the last few years, Robotics Process Automation (RPA) has opened a new dimension for organizations to automate their business processes by using individual software entities such as bots. The global RPA market size is expected to reach $11 billion by 2027, expanding at a CAGR of 34% from 2020 to 2027 (Grand View Research).
As many organizations adopt RPA in their business processes, demand for skilled business analysts with deep insights into RPA is also increasing exponentially. Our ‘RPA Business Analysis’ training program is an extension of conventional business analysis which requires the expertise of a conventional business analyst with RPA skillset.
This training program caters to someone who has basic knowledge of Software Development Lifecycle (SDLC) and well-versed with business analysis fundamentals. This course is most suited for the following roles.
- Business Analysts
- Business and Technical Leaders
- Business Architects
- Project Managers
- Executives Involved in Process Automation via RPA
- RPA Practitioners and Team Members
- Product Owners
- What is RPA?
- How does RPA Function?
- History of RPA
- Fundamental Concepts of RPA
- Application of RPA in Real-world and various Use Cases
- Software Development Lifecycle (SDLC) Concepts
- Role of a Business Analyst across SDLC
- Understanding ‘Requirements Lifecycle’
- How to Use Conventional Business Analysis in RPA Domain
- Role of a Business Analyst in RPA Domain
- Skillset (Hard and Soft) Required for a Business Analyst in RPA Domain
- What is a Business Process?
- Understanding Business Process Management Lifecycle?
- Business Process Improvement
- Business Process Re-engineering
- What is Business Process Modeling?
- What is a Basic Flowchart?
- Understand Notations to Create a Basic Flowchart
- Create Basic Flowchart Using Industry-standard Modeling Tools
- What is a Cross-functional Flowchart?
- Understand Notations to Create a Cross-functional Flowchart
- Create Cross-functional Flowchart Using Industry-standard Modeling Tools
- Introduction to RPA / RPA Tools & High-level Architecture (Studio, Robot, Orchestrator)
- Recordings in UiPath Studio
- Variable and Arguments
- Data Manipulation
- UI Interaction
- Screen Scraping and Data Scraping
- Error and Exception Handling
- Workflow and Libraries
- Orchestrator Intro
- Configuring Your Robot
- Re-framework
- Deep Dive into RE-framework
- RE-framework without Queues
- Modifying RE-framework
- Use Case with RE-framework
- Best Practices and Industry-standards
Please Note:
- UiPath/Blue Prism RPA software will be used to demonstrate concepts and for all other hands-on exercises and assignments
- Course outline is subject to change as per the latest industry-standards
- Training program as per latest industry demands
- IIBA Endorsed Education Provider
- Access to Learning Management System (LMS)
- Free PSM-1 and PSPO-1 training
- 35 PDUs/CDUs
- IIBA certified instructors with 20+ years of experience
- Plenty of case studies, in-class exercises, quizzes, and take-home assignments
- 10+ industry-standard tools
- Personalized resume, LinkedIn profile makeover, and cover letter
- Course aligned to IIBA’s BABOK 3.0 and PMI’s body of knowledge
- Comprehensive Capstone project
- Experiential learning through case studies
- Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, and PowerPoint)
- Microsoft Visio/Draw.io/Gliffy/Lucidchart
- Balsamiq, Mockflow
- UiPath (Industry-standard RPA Software)
- Blue Prism (Industry-standard RPA Software)
The RPA Business Analyst is an individual who analyzes business process, optimizes it, and helps to automate either entirely or partially. The RPA Business Analyst will function as an integrator between business and technology to create solutions for customers based on business requirements.
In the last few years, Robotics Process Automation (RPA) discipline has taken the business and technology world by storm, opening a totally new dimension and venue for organizations to automate either their entire or part of business processes by using individual software entities such as bots a.k.a virtual worker.
Despite being a relatively new concept, global RPA market size is expected to reach $11 billion by 2027, expanding at a CAGR of 34% from 2020 to 2027 (Grand View Research).
As per Gartner, 72% of the organizations will adopt RPA and was classified as the fasters growing corporate software.
As per Gartner, RPA Market Forecast to Grow at Double-Digit Rates Through 2024 Despite Economic Pressures from COVID-19
Global robotic process automation (RPA) software revenue reached $1.89 billion in 2021, an increase of 19.5% from 2020, according to the latest forecast from Gartner, Inc. Despite economic pressures caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, the RPA market is still expected to grow at double-digit rates through 2024.
As more and more organizations adopt RPA in their business processes, demand for skilled business analysts, with deep insights into RPA, is also increasing exponentially.
Short answer is you don’t need to learn a programming language to become an RPA Business Analyst. RPA is built based on a low-code/no-code model. Means, with a little bit of tech-savvy mindset, you will be able to configure the RPA tool. But, this role expects you to be comfortable looking at algorithms and coding structure/elements. Good news is that anybody can learn this with training and mentoring.
While the main goal of this training is to train a candidate for an RPA Business Analyst role, it will also help a candidate to clear UiPath Certified RPA Associate (UiRPA), offered by uipath. Please read more on that by clicking on https://academy.uipath.com/certification
Absolutely yes. We can help you transition into an RPA Business Analyst role irrespective of your past experience, knowledge or skills. As long as you have (a) decent communication skills (b) reasonable logical reasoning skills and (c) basic understanding of computers, we guarantee that you will be transformed into an RPA Business Analyst role equipped with all the required knowledge, skills and expertise.
- Knowledge of Business Analysis
- Basic computing skills (MS Office like Word, Excel, and PowerPoint)
[Please Note: If you do not have basic knowledge of business analysis, please talk to the training coordinator and we will guide you on how to proceed further]
Total cost of our training program is 1500 USD + 5.3% Sales Tax, which includes study material, training tools, access to the Learning Management System (LMS), three certifications, resume preparation, cover letter, LinkedIn profile, mock interview preparation, placement, and post-placement support.
Yes. You will be required to use industry-standard tools, which are usually used by an RPA Business Analyst around the world. However, there is no additional cost for using these tools. [Please Note: Instructor reserves the right to make changes to the suite of tools depending on the current industry demand]
In our RPA Business Analyst training, we use more than 12 industry-standard tools. Please see the following
Tools for RPA Business Analyst
- Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, and PowerPoint)
- Microsoft Visio/Draw.io/Gliffy/Lucidchart
- Balsamiq, Mockflow
- UiPath (Industry-Standard RPA software)
- Blue Prism (Industry-Standard RPA software)
Yes. Our RPA Business Analyst program is recognized by IIBA and you can also claim 35 PDUs/CDUs.
No. Currently, we are not a registered education provider for PMI. However, you can still earn 35 PDUs/CDUs in case you plan to take any of the PMI’s certification or want to maintain an existing one. Skillcubator will provide you with all the required documentation, which needs to be submitted to PMI to claim the PDUs/CDUs.
IIBAⓇ(International Institute of Business Analysis) is a not-for-profit organization geared towards the advancement of the business analysis discipline. You can find more on IIBA by clicking the following URL: https://www.iiba.org/about-iiba/
PMIⓇ(Project Management Institute) is a not-for-profit organization that aims to promote and standardize the project management discipline.
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COURSE DELIVERY OPTION
- Live Online
- In-person
- Private Team Training
PREREQUISITES
Some basic computing skills (MS Office like Word, Excel, and PowerPoint) and knowledge of business analysis. If you do not have basic knowledge of business analysis, please talk to the training coordinator and we will guide you on how to proceed further.
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