Melvin Tercan @melvintercan.com · Jan 9 RPA tools like UiPath and Automation Anywhere were hailed as solutions for repetitive tasks, but their rigid scripts and brittleness lead to more manual intervention than automation. Bots break easily, and maintenance costs often outweigh the benefits.
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Low-Code/No-Code platforms like Airtable and Microsoft Power Apps were meant to democratize software development, but they often require more technical expertise than promised, introducing new bottlenecks and inefficiencies.