Our team, along with some of our community members, joined UiPath's Fusion conference last week (some members were featured prominently - I'm looking at you Mayo and Vandalia). For those of you who didn't join, I wanted to pass along a few resources.
The big idea this year is UiPath's CEO's Map of Work - the idea of collecting and organizing all the information in your organization for automation development. In terms of new releases, they pushed their new Cartographer tool (available to everyone) and Process Atlas (collections of pre-built automation shells). The long-term vision is organizing data (with AI) so coding agents can start to build workflows.
From my perspective, the main rationale for this push is the recognition that everyone wants to build faster and technology is starting to enable it. Our team is digging in, and building a perspective, but we want to hear from everyone. What you think about the new tools?
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Hi everyone,
Our team, along with some of our community members, joined UiPath's Fusion conference last week (some members were featured prominently - I'm looking at you Mayo and Vandalia). For those of you who didn't join, I wanted to pass along a few resources.
The big idea this year is UiPath's CEO's Map of Work - the idea of collecting and organizing all the information in your organization for automation development. In terms of new releases, they pushed their new Cartographer tool (available to everyone) and Process Atlas (collections of pre-built automation shells). The long-term vision is organizing data (with AI) so coding agents can start to build workflows.
From my perspective, the main rationale for this push is the recognition that everyone wants to build faster and technology is starting to enable it. Our team is digging in, and building a perspective, but we want to hear from everyone. What you think about the new tools?
https://www.uipath.com/blog/product-and-updates/biggest-product-announcements-fusion-2026
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