20 June 2024
Many organizations attempt large-scale automation initiatives only to find them complex, costly, and slow to deliver results. Starting with a focused, small-scale pilot can help validate the value of automation, identify potential challenges, and create a foundation for broader adoption.
Trying to automate everything at once can overwhelm teams and IT infrastructure.
Large programs require significant upfront investment without guaranteed outcomes.
Long deployment cycles push benefits far into the future.
Broad initiatives often face resistance from users and departments.
Starting small allows organizations to demonstrate success early, optimize processes, and build confidence in automation initiatives. By piloting key workflows before scaling, businesses can avoid wasted effort and ensure their automation programs deliver measurable impact.
