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Process mining isn’t a new buzzword, but it certainly reached new heights in 2023 as organizations raced to uncover inefficiencies and empower their digital transformation projects. Faced with economic pressures and soaring expectations for automation, business leaders flocked to process mining platforms to get a clear, data-driven view of how work really happens across their organizations.
The past year has tested the agility and endurance of businesses worldwide. As organizations scrambled to adapt to remote work, disrupted supply chains, and fluctuating customer demands, one technology moved from "nice to have" to outright necessity: Robotic Process Automation (RPA).
Hyperautomation has emerged as one of 2023’s most-talked-about trends in business operations. As organizations race to digitalize, the move from simple automation to hyperautomation is turning heads—and budgets—in the direction of transformative, large-scale change.
If you’ve been following automation trends over the past year, you’ve likely come across the term “hyperautomation”—a buzzword that dominated boardrooms and tech summits in 2023. But beneath the headline hype, hyperautomation represents a real step-change in how businesses rethink productivity, scale, and innovation.
If you’ve spent any time exploring digital transformation trends in recent months, one phrase keeps coming up: no-code automation. This movement has rapidly gained momentum throughout 2023, and it’s fundamentally changing how organizations streamline operations, innovate, and compete.
By mid-2023, hyperautomation was no longer just a Gartner-coined buzzword—it represented a strategic mandate for enterprises globally. Organizations raced to automate not just individual tasks, but entire processes, blending AI, RPA, and process mining for maximum operational impact.
In 2023, buzzwords like RPA and AI have gone from the fringes to the C-suite playbook. However, there’s a new contender promising to revolutionize how businesses think about automation: hyperautomation. Already highlighted as a key trend by Gartner and leading consultancies, hyperautomation is no longer a futuristic vision but a rapidly maturing reality.
In 2022, as organizations worldwide rebounded from pandemic disruptions, the focus on digital transformation reached new heights. One term began capturing discussion in boardrooms and IT strategy meetings alike: hyperautomation. Businesses eager to leap ahead found themselves rethinking not only what could be automated, but how far automation could go toward optimizing every operational layer.
In just a few years, automation has moved from simple back-office bots to sophisticated organization-wide initiatives. In 2022, the term "hyperautomation" hit the mainstream, re-shaping how business leaders think about end-to-end process improvement and the pace of digital transformation.
Robotic Process Automation (RPA) has moved from buzzword to boardroom staple. By 2022, organizations worldwide were harnessing the power of RPA to streamline repetitive tasks, reduce costs, and empower employees to focus on higher-value work. As digital transformation accelerated post-pandemic, RPA became a foundational tool for businesses seeking agility and resilience.