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UiPath, a leading enterprise Robotic Process Automation (RPA) software company, last week, on the closing day of the Reboot Work Festival, announced the winners of its second edition of the UiPath Automation Excellence Awards. The awards aim to recognise and celebrate UiPath customers in India and South Asia, for the business impact created by driving innovation using automation in their respective fields. Expolanka Holdings, PWC, Oracle Consulting, Bennett and Coleman, were among the 37 winners across the 14 award categories.
The increase in adoption of automation in Sri Lanka, is reflective of UiPath’s commitment to drive end-to-end automation. The awards are organised to inspire companies to think beyond the norm and explore ways in which RPA can be used to create impactful innovations, and specifically this year to display resilience in business. The winners were selected from an overwhelming number of registrations and nominations that were received from Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and India. The selection was based on project or process level impact, business level impact, and strategic level impact derived from their use of automation toward business functions.
“The pandemic led businesses to accelerate their digital transformation across functional processes this year, and I am elated to see how leaders rose to the challenge and used automation to present innovative solutions,” said UiPath India and South Asia President Manish Bharti. “On behalf of the team at UiPath, I extend our commendations to all the winners,” he added.
Speaking on the occasion, UiPath Vice President – Marketing, India and South Asia Rajesh Kumar said, “These awards showcase the most impactful ideas in leveraging automation, and we are grateful to our eminent Jury and all entrants for their participation. The work presented is a testament of the fast-paced automation adoption our region is witnessing.”
The entries received were shortlisted by independent consultants based on the forms and supporting documents submitted. The winners were selected by a jury panel, comprising of eminent senior industry executives such as Sequoia Capital India LLP Managing Director Mohit Bhatnagar, TCS Cognitive Business Operations Vice President and Global Head Ashok Pai, Zinnov CEO Pari Natarajan, ‘India Automated: How the fourth industrial revolution is transforming India’ Author Pranjal Sharma, ITC Group Head for R&D, Sustainability and Projects Sanjiv Rangrass, and ICICI Bank Head of Operations and Customer Service Anubhuti Sanghai.
Reminiscing the judging process, ITC Group Head for R&D, Sustainability and Projects Sanjiv Rangrass said, “In my four decades, I have judged several events cutting across innovations, manufacturing excellence, case studies, etc. The judging process for the UiPath Automation Excellence Awards over two days was perhaps the most comprehensive and energising. Every idea broke existing barriers for me and proved once again that ‘we are only limited by our imagination.’ I was excited to see the vast possibilities to improve efficiency and accuracy, to remove drudgery and monotony of tasks, to enhance quality and speed, and deliver financial benefits. RPA is here to stay and is changing the way we work. UiPath, well done recognising our RPA warriors.”
UiPath Vice President, India Business Murli Mohan added, “Having watched a large number of customers recognising the business value of automation in South Asia, I must say that we are humbled by the overall response and the diversity of innovative projects on digital transformation, despite the challenges faced in 2020. Heartiest congratulations to all.”
To learn more about the awards, visit:
https://uipathindia.com/automationexcellenceawards/
List of Winners – 2020
Category: Excellence in Automation – Sri Lanka
Citizens Development Business Finance PLC
Jury Recognition:
ExpoLanka Holdings
Category: Excellence in Automation – Bangladesh
Dhaka Bank
Grameenphone (Telenor)
Category: Excellence in Finance and Accounting Automation
Indian Enterprises: South Indian Bank
Global Capability Centres: AXA Business Services
Jury Recognition:
PricewaterhouseCoopers
Category: Excellence in HR and Legal Automation
Indian Enterprises: Bennett, Coleman & Co.
Global Capability Centres: Michelin India
Jury Recognition:
Equitas Small Finance Bank
Category: Excellence in Marketing and Sales Automation
Indian Enterprises: The Karur Vysya Bank
Global Capability Centres: NatWest Group
Jury Recognition:
Toyota Kirloskar Motors
VMware Software India
Category: Excellence in Operations and Manufacturing Automation
Indian Enterprises: Bajaj Finance Ltd. – Auto Finance
Global Capability Centres: Ericsson
Jury Recognition:
Xerox Corporation
Oracle Consulting Solution Center (OCSC)
Category: Excellence in IT Operations Automation
Indian Enterprises: Research Center Imarat (DRDO)
Global Capability Centres: Novo Nordisk Service Centre India
Jury Recognition:
EY GDS India LLP
Category: Excellence in Industry Led Automation
Indian Enterprises: Waterfield Advisors
Jury Recognition:
Optum Global Solutions (India)
Category: Excellence in Automation by an Emerging Enterprise
Indian Enterprises: SHV Energy
Category: Excellence in Cognitive Automation
Indian Enterprises: Mahindra & Mahindra
Global Capability Centres: Diageo Business Services
Jury Recognition:
Ujjivan Small Finance Bank
Category: Excellence in Scaling Automation
Indian Enterprises: Sterlite Technologies Ltd. (STL)
Global Capability Centres: Clariant
Category: Automation for Crisis Management and Business Continuity
Indian Enterprises: Bajaj Allianz General Insurance
Global Capability Centres: Northern Trust
Jury Recognition:
RM Education Solutions India
Category: Best RPA Centre of Excellence
Indian Enterprises: Manappuram Finance
Global Capability Centres: Optum Global Solutions (India)
Jury Recognition:
AXA Business Services
VMware Software India
Category: Special UiPath Recognition: Autodesk India
