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Learning it All with Nivine · Mar 9, 2025

Leading Change: Hyperautomation Hyperfocus

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Nivine K. Zakhari · Learning it All with Nivine

Hyperautomation with Power Platform
Hyperautomation with Power Platform

It's been a while since I had the chance to focus on Hyperautomation, but there has been plenty of renewed interest in the topic recently, especially in public sector. If you've been subscribed to this newsletter for a while, you may recall a previous edition in May 2023, Leading Change: Beyond RPA where I covered some of the developments at that point, particularly the introduction of Hosted RPA at the time.

Since then, with the increased availability of Generative AI capabilities for government customers, initially surfaced through AI Builder custom prompts a year ago, and now more broadly available through custom agents created with Copilot Studio, supplemented with the responsible use of GenAI, the possibilities of Hyperautomation have come into into hyperfocus as the imperative to shift from low to high value work takes even higher priority in driving government efficiencies and enabling better outcomes.

The opportunity to use AI really is Everywhere, and you can learn more about where AI Agents and Copilots are headed in the previous edition, "Leading Change: AI Everywhere," if you missed it, along with the latest Federal guidance available here.

A great use case for this is Intelligent Document Processing. At the US Federal level, many are familiar with the Paperwork Reduction Act to streamline related form design and processing, but taking it a step further to automate so many steps along the way with AI accelerates so many tasks and processes so they can be even more efficient AND effective.* Augment that with Microsoft Syntex and Azure AI Document Intelligence (Form Recognizer) to reach across your users and their tech fluency to accomplish even more.

Core Intelligent Document Processing with Power Platform

This is why I love hearing more customers ask about expanding their existing Power Platform and Cloud COE initiatives to include more focused Automation COE components to support more advanced use and scale of these capabilities. The Automation Maturity Model supplements our core Power Platform adoption maturity model and Well-Architected guidance to support healthy and sustainable adoption and achievement of mission outcomes.

Power CAT Automation Maturity Model

NOTE: The U.S. Government Accountability Office regularly reports on improving efficiency AND effectiveness because the two terms are distinct, and it is possible to improve efficiency of ineffective processes that should be redesigned altogether first to be more effective. Want to learn more? Ask Copilot!

Copilot response to prompt: "How does the GAO distinguish efficiency from effectiveness?"

I'm looking forward to hearing more success stories like the Small Business Administration's about using Microsoft Business Applications across the Federal government during this week's Microsoft Federal Biz Apps Summit, too! Even if you are unable to attend in person, be sure to keep an eye on your feed for related updates and announcements this week.

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