Building reusable automation frameworks

Talaseela, Rahul Kiran (2025) Building reusable automation frameworks. World Journal of Advanced Engineering Technology and Sciences, 15 (2). pp. 1694-1702. ISSN 2582-8266

Reusable automation frameworks built on platforms like Microsoft Power Automate and Azure Logic Apps offer organizations a strategic approach to streamlining operations while ensuring scalability and consistency. These frameworks represent a paradigm shift from isolated, one-off solutions to enterprise-wide automation strategies using standardized components, templates, and workflows as building blocks. By implementing modular design principles, organizations experience enhanced business agility, consistent process execution, and democratized automation capabilities. The core building blocks—modular components, parameterized templates, and connector libraries—provide the foundation for sustainable automation ecosystems. When implemented through platforms like Power Automate and Azure Logic Apps, these frameworks deliver measurable improvements in operational efficiency and strategic responsiveness. Sustainable framework development requires robust governance structures, comprehensive documentation, knowledge sharing practices, and often the establishment of a Center of Excellence to maintain standards and provide ongoing support.