Automatyzacja działań użytkownika w przeglądarkach internetowych wspomagająca procesy biznesowe
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https://doi.org/10.18559/avxceb51Słowa kluczowe:
Internet, Procesy biznesowe, Aplikacje internetowe, Użytkownicy internetuAbstrakt
Automatyzacja czynności wykonywanych w przeglądarce pozwala na usprawnienie pracy z aplikacjami internetowymi, zwłaszcza dla powtarzalnych działań wykonywanych przez internautów. Dzięki temu systemy automatyzacji mogą być wykorzystane przy wykonywaniu określonych elementów procesów biznesowych, wymagających interakcji z aplikacjami w sieci Web. W artykule przedstawiona została analiza możliwości automatyzacji powtarzalnych czynności użytkowników przeglądarek internetowych w ramach realizacji procesów biznesowych. Zaproponowano również zestaw poleceń automatyzacji uwzględniający standardowy zakres działań internauty.
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