Which description of RPA is most accurate? RPA is no different from traditional automation tools. RPA is an overlay that sits on top of traditional automation tools. RPA can deal with tasks that involve loose or complex decision rules. RPA is invasive to the existing systems. What types of tasks can RPA be used to perform? Tasks that involve unstructured data such as natural language, images, and videos. Tasks that require complex decisions with a high level of cognitive judgments. Tasks that are definable, standardized, structured, and rule-based. Tasks that involve advanced data analytics. What types of tasks can RPA automate? Structured tasks. Unstructured tasks. Ad hoc tasks. Semi-structured tasks. What RPA limitation does IPA not address? Processing unstructured data. Processing of exceptions. Ideating and implementing new process workflows. Assisting with complex judgments that are repetitive. Natural language processing (NLP) combined with RPA can facilitate Analysis of client discussions and completion of audit templates for control risk assessment. Development of account projections. Analysis of financial data for fraud risk assessment. Test of details. Sensors that are connected to the internet can radically transform the enterprise. Which is more likely to have a direct impact on financial statements? Remotely monitoring a patient's vital signs with a Fitbit. Detecting misappropriation of assets with radio-frequency identification (RFIDs) or WiFi. Conducting site inspections with drones. Using RFIDs to lower inventory carrying costs