The Robotic Process Automation Handbook: A Guide to Implementing RPA Systems

This book is unique because it includes lot of general information about RPA; I've been using UiPath since some time ago so I was not looking for another technical book but a different approach to get more knowledge of RPA.

Real quick read and easy to understand; especially if you are not a tech savvy person. Provides good insight and resources to validate the information. Also heavy on UIPath versus other solutions for RPA.

Unlike many other resources in the space, Tom has a truly unbiased, honest perspective on how RPA works, based on his unique perspective and vantage point as a contributor to Forbes and IRPA AI and from following this space for several years and interviewing many of the experts in this space. This is a great guide for anyone on this journey.

I would highly recommend this book for business leaders and sales professionals who are interested in learning more about what Robotic Process Automation and Intelligent Automation. Tom Taulli walks readers through a comprehensive view of RPA, associated benefits, best practices, the RPA vendors, consulting firms and more. This book helps anyone new to space gain a firm grasp in short order.

Must buy for RPA aspirants

Excellent book that takes you from the very basics step by step to implementation. Great intro to RPA and how to embed in real business processes that improves productivity and quality and lowers costs (substantially). Every business should be looking to introduce RPA to take over the mundane and repetitive tasks. The author knows his subject inside out and speaks in a plain English voice so anyone can understand.

While this book is fine, I wouldn't recommend this for anyone other than the absolute beginner.In addition, it also provides overviews on the various aspects of RPA which can be easily found online in places like the UiPath Academy for example. There is nothing unique in this to justify the price in my view. The saving grace on that front was probably the section on RPA vendors and the open source options. So I have given it three stars.I have given the book to my brother who is just starting to learn. So it will get some use.