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Business process automation

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Business Process Automation (BPA) refers to the process of integrating enterprise applications, reducing human intervention wherever possible, and assembling software services into end-to-end process flows. As a significant part of Business Process Reengineering, BPA improves operational efficiences and reduces risks. BPA is made possible through Enterprise Application Integration and Service Oriented Architecture solutions.