Building the RPA Roadmap: Top 5 Plays for Finance & Operations Teams

Overview:

Where are you in your automation journey? Robots work up to 10 times faster than humans and can work 24 hours a day.

Robotic process automation (RPA) is skyrocketing in many parts of organizations, driving greater efficiencies in areas including operations, finance and audit. Fifty percent of controllers are in the process of implementing or have already implemented RPA in their teams. That number is predicted to grow to 88% over the next two years (Gartner).

With an automation first mindset, finance teams are deploying RPA to automate tasks such as financial closing and consolidation; account, bank, and inter-company reconciliations; general-entry posting; cash flow statement preparation; fixed-asset accounting; inventory accounting; and tax reporting, among other applications.

Join us to understand the right places to deploy RPA, proven methods for tracking and assessing its benefits, and techniques for handling Microsoft-related integrations.

Sign up today to reserve your spot. Seating is limited. Attendees will also be entered for a chance to win a Microsoft Surface Pro!

We Will Discuss:

• The future state of RPA and how it plays into broader digital transformation

• How top financial teams found early success in piloting RPA

• Modern workplace: Automations around Office 365 and desktop

• The average costs in implementing RPA

• The RPA Business Case: when to utilize RPA

Who Should Attend:

• Finance professionals who want to better understand RPA and the value

• Operations professionals interested in exploring RPA technologies to transform their current business processes

• Business leaders seeking to support automation with Microsoft technologies

Agenda:

8:00 - 8:30 AM - Check-in / Complementary Breakfast

8:30 - 8:45 AM - The Future State of RPA

8:45 - 10:00 AM - The Top 5 RPA Wins for Finance Teams

10:00-10:15AM - Break

10:15- 11:15AM - The Business Case for RPA

11:15- 11:30AM - Getting Started / Pilot Programs