IEEE P2755.1/D1.1, Jan 2019
IEEE Approved Draft Guide for Taxonomy for Intelligent Process Automation Product Features and Functionality
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IEEE P2755.1/D1.1, Jan 2019 is an approved draft guide focused on taxonomy for intelligent process automation product features and functionality. It provides a structured way to describe capabilities in automation tools, helping engineers, buyers, and evaluators compare products more consistently. For computing and processing applications, this kind of guidance matters because feature names and functional boundaries can vary widely. IEEE P2755.1/D1.1, Jan 2019 supports clearer communication around product behavior, scope, and expected automation outcomes.
About IEEE P2755.1/D1.1, Jan 2019
This document is intended to guide the classification of intelligent process automation features and functions, rather than define a specific implementation. It helps organize terminology around product capabilities so that technical teams can describe systems in a more consistent way. In practice, IEEE P2755.1/D1.1, Jan 2019 may support product comparison, requirements writing, and internal documentation where automation workflows, decision logic, and process handling need to be distinguished carefully.
Where is IEEE P2755.1/D1.1, Jan 2019 used?
IEEE P2755.1/D1.1, Jan 2019 is most relevant in environments that evaluate or specify intelligent process automation platforms, including software used for workflow orchestration, task automation, and process support tools. It can be useful during product selection, capability mapping, and functional review in engineering organizations and technical procurement. The taxonomy approach also fits teams that need to document how automation features relate to processing steps, system interactions, and operational decisions.
Importance in practice
Using a defined taxonomy can reduce ambiguity when comparing automation products or documenting requirements. IEEE P2755.1/D1.1, Jan 2019 helps teams describe functions in a more repeatable way, which can improve consistency across procurement, testing, and design reviews. That is especially important where intelligent process automation features overlap or are marketed with different terminology. A shared structure can also support risk reduction by making it easier to verify what a system is expected to do.
- Taxonomy for intelligent process automation
- Feature and functionality classification
- Product comparison and specification support
- Consistent technical terminology
- Publication Date: 2019
- Standard Status: Inactive
- Publisher: IEEE
- Subject: Computing and Processing; General Topics for Engineers
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- This Version: P2755.1 (2019)
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