I don't know enough about industrial automation to form an opinion, but RPA is definitely coming for the rank-and-file office drones. You'd be surprised how ma

I don't know enough about industrial automation to form an opinion, but RPA is definitely coming for the rank-and-file office drones. You'd be surprised how many "paper pushers" still fill the cubicles of this world (their job literally to copy stuff from this ERP to this CRM or to this legacy Access / Excel / BI system). This is the low hanging fruit of job automation and enterprises are quickly figuring out what kind of cost savings RPA can offer them. I have a feeling RPA will have a much higher adoption rate than the "digital transformation" trickle.