We are extending our RPA program out to include citizen devs in the coming months. To what degree is your governance involved in the selection? Are devs allowed to automate driven by their team's needs or do they need approval for RPA resources usage?

arep · November 17, 2020, 1:56pm

The idea here is promoting flexibility for Citizen Developers to choose the automation they are interested in creating. They can review the list of automation ideas and choose what they would like to do. This process will also involve a technical lead and the managers to review and validate the idea.

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We are extending our RPA program out to include citizen devs in the coming months. To what degree is your governance involved in the selection? Are devs allowed to automate driven by their team's needs or do they need approval for RPA resources usage?

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