How is greater resilience achieved in RPA?

Greater resilience in RPA (Robotic Process Automation) is achieved through the object-oriented approach. This methodology allows the creation of reusable components that encapsulate behaviors and data, making it easier to manage changes and updates to the automation processes. By using objects, developers can create a framework where similar operations can be grouped together, enhancing the flexibility and adaptability of the bots.

If a change needs to be made to a specific operation, it can be done within the object without impacting the entire system, which leads to increased resilience against failures or changes in the underlying applications. Additionally, this approach promotes better error handling and enables bots to recover swiftly from unexpected issues by relying on predefined methods associated with the objects.

The layered configuration and functional approach can contribute to RPA architecture but do not inherently provide the same level of resilience as the object-oriented approach when it comes to managing complexity and maintaining automation solutions in dynamic environments.