As automation becomes central to digital transformation, it’s time we also ask: How green is our automation? For enterprise architects and Pega professionals, the shift toward energy-efficient workflows is no longer just a technical upgrade — it's a contribution to broader environmental goals.
Whether you're building complex case flows or optimizing batch processes in Pega, every decision in design and runtime has an energy footprint. The good news? You can reduce it.
Want to see how Pega workflows align with national climate objectives?
Explore this powerful breakdown on Green AI in enterprise automation over:
This article dives into:
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Why traditional RPA and BPM systems consume more energy than you think
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How low-latency, asynchronous flows can reduce processing overhead
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What U.S. sustainability targets mean for automation architects
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Real strategies for building green-first Pega solutions
As the U.S. aims to cut emissions across industries, Pega developers have a surprising role to play. Let’s build smarter — and greener.
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