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Robotic Process Automation (RPA) Community

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The Robotic Process Automation (RPA) Community of Practice (CoP) helps individual agencies overcome the technical, management, and operational challenges that arise in designing and deploying an effective RPA program. This includes important initiatives like designing common federal standards for credentialing, ensuring privacy and security, and designing common management metrics to gauge RPA’s government-wide impact.

What We Do

The CoP helps agencies convert RPA enthusiasm into action. Specifically, the CoP helps agencies develop programs that are cost-effective and auditable, avoid common pitfalls, and make a significant impact. The CoP hosts frequent knowledge-sharing events and publishes valuable guidance on best practices.

Who We Are

The RPA CoP comprises leaders across the federal government who share a passion for RPA.

Executive Sponsor
Gerard Badorrek, General Services Administration

Community Lead
James Gregory, General Services Administration: james2.gregory@gsa.gov

Management Committee
Anju Anand, National Science Foundation
Kyle Brooks, Department of State
Christine Gex, National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Lattrice Goldsby, United States Department of Agriculture
Russell Kuehn, Social Security Administration
Michael Levinson, Army
Erica Thomas, Office of the Under Secretary of Defense
Paul Weekley, Department of the Treasury
Francis Wood, Defense Logistics Agency

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