Automation Taxonomy

Automation taxonomy is a structured way to categorize different types of automation technologies based on their complexity and capabilities. It helps organizations understand and differentiate automation from simple rule-based tasks to advanced, intelligent systems that can learn and adapt. The taxonomy typically includes levels like basic task automation, process automation, cognitive automation, and autonomous systems. This framework aids in strategic planning, technology selection, and understanding how automation can be applied across various business functions, ensuring a clear progression from simple to more sophisticated automation solutions.