Learn how finance transformation helped four industry leaders automate operations, reduce inefficiencies, and drive strategic growth. Discover insights and how finance automation can help your organization.
The Redwood Software team attended SAP Sapphire Orlando in June 2024. Senior Product Marketing Manager Neil Krefsky describes what he took away from keynotes and conversations with SAP leaders, customers and partners.
Sherwin Rubio, a Lead Programmer Analyst at Newsday, shares his step-by-step process for reducing internal friction and collaborating with business users to design and develop efficiency-boosting automations with the help of RunMyJobs by Redwood.
Billing, meter-to-cash, regulatory requirements — these are a few examples of the day-to-day business processes that utility companies must carefully manage. Then, there are the bigger objectives that require more time and focus — like driving business outcomes and ensuring a positive customer experience. It can be hard to find the time, especially when it’s imperative that all daily financial matters run smoothly. Handling billing and compliance operations as efficiently and accurately as possible has led many utility companies around the world to implement RunMyJobs by Redwood.
Read more about how insurance workflow automation software reduces errors and improves efficiency for various insurance workflows.
This article was originally published in 2023. Now in 2024, we reflect on the lessons and takeaways from last year and prepare for what’s to come this year in IT and business process automation. Redwood Software Chief Product Officer Abhijit Kakhandiki shares predictions in automation ROI, hyperautomation, generative AI for automation — What’s coming in 2024 to have you making the right moves and investments. As we move further into the digital age,
Redwood’s intelligent automation platform just hit a milestone in our journey to provide the best value with our service. We’ve now executed a collective 50 billion successful automations with our customers!
Enterprise companies have been using automation tools for decades, starting way back with batch schedulers and overnight processing. Over time, new automation tools have been incorporated into IT environments to meet changing business needs and provide new capabilities. These tools are often added to automate specific types of tasks for individual business units such as finance or HR or automate specific systems, like an ERP. As a result, many enterprise IT teams now find themselves overseeing implementations of multiple automation tools,
As a modern utility, you face a growing number of challenges — rising consumer expectations, evolving technologies like the Internet of Things (IoT) and cloud computing, the always-growing complexities of regulatory compliance and more. But meeting these challenges isn’t impossible. It just requires a commitment to evolve and incorporate the best automation solutions for your particular requirements. Undertaking an automation initiative for utilities starts with mapping out its unique processes, specifically around meter-to-cash. By optimizing automation of this end-to-end process,
How did leading global automotive parts supplier Faurecia — which has its equipment in one in three cars worldwide — automate 80% of its finance processes, with approval workflow the only remaining manual task? Watch the video to hear Christophe MacGarry, global finance transformation director at Faurecia, explain how the company worked with Redwood to implement a global platform for finance automation. Faurecia is using that platform to support the transformation of its Global Business Shared Services (GBS) and improve SAP utilization across all of the countries in which it operates.
Who do you call when you’re in the middle of a major project to migrate all your SAP systems and you have just two weeks to replace your central job scheduling tool at the same time? CSM Bakery Solutions was in just that position in April and put out an urgent RFP. The response wasn’t great. Most job scheduling and workload automation companies either didn’t respond at all or said they couldn’t help. That’s when Redwood Software stepped up with RunMyJobs by Redwood,
We asked dairy giant Arla Foods four key questions about the challenges of its month-end close and how to tackle them. The company is the one of the world’s largest dairy companies, selling products in more than 100 countries, with 19,000 employees and revenue of over €10 billion. In the video interview, Arla talks about reducing the time to close the books, the importance of having an overview of the month-end tasks and the challenges presented by the amount of close-related work,
We’ve recently discussed how some companies end up with a mixed bag of workload automation (WLA) tools, and the reasons this can happen. It’s all very well talking about this after the fact, but the reality is that many businesses — all too many — are caught between the “old” world and the “new.” The concerns about fully migrating away from old technology will be familiar to many: data integrity is paramount, downtime is an unacceptable outcome,
Since the start of the year, we’ve devoted time to discussing the benefits of automation, as well as the real world costs and potential pitfalls of relying on outdated workload automation (WLA) solutions. And while we pride ourselves on the simplicity, scalability and transparency of the process automation services we deliver, we also know that real-life examples can really help people see the benefits and envisage their own automation journey. Simplify the landscape One of the biggest problems enterprises face when considering newer automation technologies is the patchwork of tools they’ll be replacing.
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