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At Kryon, we're taking a look at some of the most frequently asked questions about RPA across the web. Check out what these RPA specialists have to say about project managers upleveling their skills with RPA. Can it help project managers broaden their horizons? Discover more through the insights below: 

1) "There is plenty to go around for everyone in the RPA domain, including RPA project managers. There are top roles like RPM (robotics process managers), success managers, and more. There are plenty of resources to learn RPA, and many companies are beginning to sponsor RPA implementations or have an existing CoE set up for RPA." 

2) "Absolutely! While there aren't many project managers required for RPA-based projects, a PM can learn RPA without a strong coding background. Check out courses online! See what interests you, especially when it comes to business processes or setting up a CoE." 

3) "I worked as a project manager in RPA projects before changing my domain to architecture and development. In RPA projects, a project manager's (PM) role remains the same as it would in any other projects. The project manager acts as the bridge between business, technology, and other business units in the organization. RPA certifications are great for understanding your business's needs for implementation. You can find several self-paced courses online to help you." 

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