Constantin Houy

Papers

Total Citations

H-Index

About

Constantin Houy is a researcher whose work sits at the intersection of automation technology, public sector digitalization, and intelligent systems. Best known for his contributions to **Robotic Process Automation (RPA)**, Houy has made a significant mark in exploring how software automation can modernize complex public administration environments. His 2019 paper on RPA in public administrations stands as his most influential work, accumulating 33 citations and establishing him as a notable voice in the digital transformation of government services. Houy's research addresses real-world challenges facing public institutions, particularly the difficulties posed by fragmented IT landscapes where interoperability and system integrity are constant concerns. Beyond administrative automation, Houy has demonstrated a broader interest in intelligent and robotic systems, contributing to research on robot-assisted emergency response. His work in this domain explores how autonomous robots can leverage real-time mission communication data to enhance operational effectiveness in crisis situations, earning 16 citations. Together, his publications reflect a cohesive research vision: deploying intelligent automation to support human decision-making in high-stakes, complex environments. For students interested in e-government, process automation, or human-robot collaboration, Houy's work offers both theoretical grounding and applied insight.