Aleksandre Asatiani
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413
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About
Aleksandre Asatiani is a leading scholar in the transformative world of robotic process automation (RPA) and lightweight IT. His research focuses on the strategic deployment, governance, and human impact of automation technologies, bridging the gap between technical implementation and organizational success. Asatiani’s seminal 2016 paper, “Turning robotic process automation into commercial success – Case OpusCapita,” has garnered 275 citations, establishing a foundational understanding of how RPA can be commercialized effectively. He further clarified the automation landscape in his highly cited 2018 work, providing a critical framework for choosing between RPA and traditional back-end system automation. His practical contributions include a checklist for RPA operating models (2022) and a novel “security by envelopment” approach for data-security in lightweight automation (2023). Notably, Asatiani has explored knowledge workers’ reactions to RPA, offering vital insights for managing workforce transitions. His work on federated IT governance structures and lessons for the public sector underscores his commitment to addressing real-world deployment challenges. With over 400 citations, Asatiani is a pivotal voice in shaping how organizations harness automation responsibly and effectively.
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- 1Turning robotic process automation into commercial success – Case OpusCapita275 citations · 2016
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