Robotization of Business Processes and the Future of the Labor Market in Poland - Preliminary Research

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Piotr Śliż

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The main goal of the article was to present the results of the preliminary assessment of the process automation potential on the Polish labor market. The partial objective was to determine the existing state of knowledge regarding the robotic process automation. The research objectives formulated in the article were implemented using such research methods as: quantitative and qualitative bibliometric analysis of statistical methods (LOESS regression). The first part of the article describes the results of the literature review. The second point presents the results of the analysis of the popularity of the robotic process automation entry using the Google Trends tool. Then, the results of the secondary research were characterized and the job offers related to RPA were presented quantitatively. As a result of the conducted research, a growing interest in the robotic process automation was observed in the field of management and quality sciences, as well as business practice.

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Śliż, P. (2019). Robotization of Business Processes and the Future of the Labor Market in Poland - Preliminary Research. Organization and Management, (2 (185), 67–79. Retrieved from https://econjournals.sgh.waw.pl/OiK/article/view/1022
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