TechLearnTalk - An Introduction to Robotic Process Automation (RPA)

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This TechLearnTalks explores Robotic Process Automation and how it can be used for the work of the UN with speakers from the ICC and ESCWA.

TechLearnTalks, which introduce technologies to non-technical audiences, aim to demystify a range of new technologies, such as blockchain, chatbots and cloud computing and showcase how they can be leveraged for the work of the UN.

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