Workflow Automation stories - Page 13
Workflow automation refers to designing, streamlining, executing, and automating a series of tasks so that they can be easily spread among people and technologies to fit business needs.
It can involve and be a part of coding patterns, CRM, Artificial Intelligence, ERP software and a variety of other technological fields relating to enterprise digitisation.
Workflow Automation is essential in today's rapidly changing tech landscape. Its overall goal is to optimise and streamline processes to create better business outcomes.
It can involve and be a part of coding patterns, CRM, Artificial Intelligence, ERP software and a variety of other technological fields relating to enterprise digitisation.
Workflow Automation is essential in today's rapidly changing tech landscape. Its overall goal is to optimise and streamline processes to create better business outcomes.
Four tips to help you keep up with your business growth
Tue, 5th Apr 2016
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fintech
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financial systems
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rpa
Business is booming, but you’re drowning. Somewhere, beneath a mountain of paperwork and a virtual avalanche of Excel spreadsheets.
Automate your accounts payable with a realistic start
Mon, 16th Nov 2015
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devops
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rpa
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apm
End-to-end invoice automation offers a number of benefits. Hyland Software’s Katie Alberti outlines them and how to implement a solution.
Lack of staff constraining local BPM investment benefits
Mon, 2nd Nov 2015
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rpa
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promapp
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workflow automation
Australian businesses are investing in business process management, but a lack of staff and inconsistency in internal practices are limiting benefits.
Business process management proving popular for Kiwi organisations
Mon, 2nd Nov 2015
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rpa
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promapp
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workflow automation
Kiwi organisatons are embracing the concept of business process management, with more than one in three planning increased investment in BPM.
Utilising business process management in the enterprise
Thu, 9th Jul 2015
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rpa
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uxc eclipse
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bpm
UXC Eclipse claims that business process management is increasingly being used to develop a customer-centric approach.