In this video, we look at why RPA continues to be important, but is no longer sufficient on its own in 2026.
As enterprise processes become more dynamic, unstructured, and decision-heavy, automation teams need more than deterministic bots. The next phase of automation brings together RPA, AI, human judgment, and orchestration to deliver business outcomes at scale.
This session is designed for UiPath developers, automation architects, CoE teams, and business leaders who want to understand how the role of automation is evolving and what capabilities matter next.
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where RPA still creates strong value
what changed in 2026
where standalone RPA starts to break down
the new operating model of robots, agents, and people
a practical email triage example
what UiPath and automation teams should build next
If you are coming from an RPA background, this is not about replacing RPA. It is about understanding how RPA fits into a broader, more intelligent automation strategy.
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