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Absolutely
Uipath! Never heard of the other one...
I fee like MSFT is doing the same thing here as they did with PowerBi. 3 years ago in college everyone told me to go with Tableau. Now I work on rebuilding Tableau Dashboards in PowerBi.
Uipath is best choice
Why choose? Not all clients are RPA virgins. You might face any major player already licensed for the client some day. I had to train and get certified in Blue Prism, UiPath & Power Platform in a matter of months. It was for a reason.
From what I know it’s very different UiPath is focused on GUI interaction while PA is REST API based. I ended up going with PA since I see more chances for career growth in that area. UiPath Development is starting to be off-shored.
While UIPath is more robust. Microsoft announcing that their automation platform will be free to win 365 users... I’m gonna have to say Microsoft if you like being the foot in the door and being more strategic and building client appetite.
If you like being part of the at scale and full Dev mode then I’d say UIPath Or if you like some of their cooler features
UiPath as of today. MS will become more relevant in 12-18 months. Until then you‘ll probably need to learn lots of new features, names as MS goes through major changes in PowerApps portfolio atm.
This is a good thought, but as Power Automate and UiPath rely on the same tech stack for Desktop Automation, you will profit from better implementation and dev trainings/frameworks UiPath is offering at the moment. I am working with both tools in global deployments, sometimes both at one client, as their stack is not 100% competing yet. MS citizen dev/AI/general IT landscape integration for every M365 customer is better, but UiPath is dominating Unattended Automation, sophistication of dev frameworks and Governance/Orchestration/Benefit Tracking at scale by far. From what I see in our RPA clients (50+) Unattended Automation makes up for at least 90+ % of the market today.
Ui. No brainer
I think you should go for Uipath because it is stable and renowned in the market.. Stability is factor of Uipath.
Power automate will charge less license cost but still the tool is not completely developed if you are automating SAP then it will be issue for now please go with uipath or blue prism
I went with MSFT which was the right call. I am now regarded a Power Automate SME in my firm and jumped the ladder, since no higher ups have experience with it I am brought in on sells calls. I am focused on API Based Automation and the development speed is unbelievable. Clients love that we turn full sized projects around in several days without extra licensing costs.
UIPath