THE FUTURE OF RPA: HOW AGENTIC FRAMEWORKS AND LLMS ARE TRANSFORMING INTELLIGENT AUTOMATION
Nishanth Vepachedu
- Year
- 2025
- Citations
- 2
- Access
- Open access
Abstract
This article examines the evolution of Robotic Process Automation (RPA) through the integration of agentic frameworks and Large Language Models (LLMs), marking a significant shift from traditional automation to intelligent, adaptive systems.The article explores how this integration addresses fundamental limitations of conventional RPA, particularly in handling complex, variable processes and unstructured data.Through analysis of real-world implementations across financial services, healthcare, and customer service sectors, the article demonstrates the transformative impact of these advanced systems on operational efficiency, decision-making capabilities, and economic outcomes.The article encompasses the architectural components of agentic frameworks, implementation challenges, and best practices, providing a comprehensive framework for organizations transitioning to next-generation automation solutions.
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