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- 4. 4 An organization AI readiness is comprised of these 4 pillars: • Security • People • Technology • Processes “Organizations don’t have to look at AI as product if not as a strategy” AI Training
- 5. 5 UiPath Certifications Globally recognized New opportunities Career path goals
- 7. 7 Specialized AI Professional (UiPath-SAI)
- 8. 8 • Minimally Qualified Candidate • Products and versions • Exam Domains/Sections • Exam Topics • Recommended training • Exam Details UiPath-SAI - Exam Description
- 9. 9 Minimally Qualified Candidate An individual with the following: • Previous certification • Completed automation projects requiring verification and analysis of complex communications using Communication Mining and processing of unstructured/semistructured documents involving extensive use of Document Understanding • Completed recommended training at UiPath Academy with extensive hands-on experience with Document Understanding and Communication Mining • Completed at least one project using Communication Mining • Technically proficient and possesses the knowledge/skills to work independently UiPath-SAI - Exam Description
- 10. 10 Learning Plan Practice Automation Developer - Specialized AI Professional Training • AI Center – 1 Course • DU – 4 Course • CM – 7 Courses 22 Hours Communications Mining Practices • 26 Hours Additional Practice • X Hours +30 Hours (considering previous practice and experience) Preparation
- 12. 12 AI Center & Document Understanding
- 13. 13 Preparation 1. Carefully read Exam Description 2. Complete Academy training courses for each product 3. Complete the Assessment 4. Include as much practice as possible 5. Complete the Practice Test 6. Review all your weak points
- 14. 14 • Multiple choice • 180 minutes • 80 questions • 70% passing score About the Exam
- 15. 15 • Consider taking the exam onsite • Prioritize topics you have less experience • Focus on study then practice • Don’t take practice test before preparation • Breath deeply, focus and answer, take your time……there is enough Additional Tips
- 17. 17 UiPath Autopilot …for Developers …for Testers …for Business Analysts …for Everyone Build automation solutions in a breeze Create automations, apps, and expressions in UiPath Studio and Apps Ensure your automations are production-ready Generate endless test cases for your automations in UiPath Test Suite Discover more automations everywhere Find automation potential in UiPath Process Mining & Communications Mining Complete everyday, time-consuming tasks Be more productive with UiPath Assistant + Clipboard AI
- 18. 18 AI-powered Automation Products Generative AI Specialized AI Open | Flexible | Responsible AI Trust Layer Context Documents Data Processes People Communications Action UI API Human in the Loop
- 19. 19 Use AI at enterprise scale with confidence Customer data & apps UiPath AI Trust Layer PII & Sensitive data filtering Usage auditing Gen AI feature governance LLM gateway No data retention or training Third party LLMs UiPath Products
- 20. Demos Autopilot
- 21. Q & A