How far are you on your Robotic Process Automation Journey?

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No plans13%

Researching35%

<10 digital workers19%

<50 digital workers17%

<100 digital workers6%

<200 digital workers7%

<300 digital workers1%

300+ digital workers1%

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Are you currently using enterprise low-code app platforms (LCAP) from any of these vendors? Choose all that apply.

Alibaba9%

Appian21%

Creatio16%

Huawei9%

Kintone8%

Mendix6%

Microsoft39%

Newgen3%

Oracle15%

OutSystems8%

Pega7%

Quickbase5%

Retool2%

Salesforce30%

ServiceNow33%

Unqork4%

Zoho8%

Other (Add in comments)1%

We're not currently using low-code platforms2%

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Any Automation CoE's that centralized enterprise RPA (ex: UiPath or AA) and low-Code automation (ex: MS Power Automate)  platforms as part of their organizations?  What were the primary drivers for organizing this way?  Benefits?

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If you were to attend an *in-person* technology event relating to *automation* this year, what would you most value as a return on the investment in your time?

Insights around the future of IT automation9%

Opportunity to get hands on with new technologies53%

Discussions of best practices with peers19%

Direct engagement with members of the technology ecosystem (exhibitors, presenters, attendees)13%

Direct access to consultative help on implementing enterprise automation solutions3%

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We are currently utilizing VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF) on Dell infrastructure for our data center operations, which includes managing 600 ESXi servers. While Dell provides customized and validated patches for ESXi hosts, these patches are often released some time after VMware publishes them. This delay can impact our ability to quickly apply critical updates and maintain optimal performance and security. We're seeking advice on how to accelerate the patching process for ESXi hosts in our VCF environment. Specifically, understanding best practices, tools, or solutions that can help streamline the patching workflow and ensure timely application of validated patches. We are also exploring the use of VMware Lifecycle Manager (vLCM) as part of our patch management strategy. Any insights or recommendations on how to effectively manage this process?