In the business environment, as we adapt to the hybrid workplace, executives have worked quickly to keep employees safe, whilst adopting work-from-home policies and environments to keep the wheels of commerce turning. The greatest focus has been on streamlining processes to support top-line revenues. These accelerated efforts towards business efficiency have unveiled the top five business processes that seem ready for automation this year.

The “Covidian” experiment with forced remote work has proven that handing over control of the workday to employees is good for both the employee and the employer.  Every business is now focused on the new realities of hybrid work – empowering people to work from anywhere, at any time, and on any device. Over

The days of large-scale automation projects are over. Take where we were a year ago and tell me you have a year to change…not likely! Automation has been around for years; it’s just become more relevant over the last year and in a shorter period of time than ever before. Large scale, cumbersome and slow digital transformation projects are a thing of the past ̶ this is our new reality. If you are going to digitally transform, it’s better to think carefully about how you are going to do it and how quickly, because the world just got a whole lot more competitive overnight.

Improving access to data elevates the level of intelligent automation and maximises the benefits in transforming an organisation’s business operations.

When security and data sovereignty is top priority, integrating automation initiatives can be challenging. Choosing an automation platform that will meet enterprise security and governance standards is paramount.

Companies are finding a faster way to resolve cost optimization through business automation – by leveraging digital process automation as a service. Digital process automation (DPA) has grown in stature over the past year as the pandemic has called for many to review their IT budgets and align with the demands for accelerated flexibility and remote work offerings from line of business leaders.

Although focused on shifting the workplace into the virtual realm, many are still seeking the efficiencies that workforce agility could bring. Remote work is here to stay and the more efficiencies you can harness, the better your prospects are of a more profitable future.

Intervate has announced the launch of its AR Accelerator, powered by Linxus, to enhance organisations’ Accounts Receivable departments and reduce debtors days. The solution was developed by Linxus, a local technology company that connects people, process and technology – to create practical business solutions and drive real business value in an organisation. With a

In a world where Enterprise Software was once king of the heap, Business Apps are emerging as the trailblazers on the road to digital transformation. The industry leader in business application platforms and solutions, K2, told the world three years ago: “The era of enterprise software dominance is mercifully nearing its end. Business apps

ROBIT, the Virtual Personal Assistant (VPA) created by Intervate, and Linxus are speaking to each other. Together, ROBIT and Linxus are helping people make sense of their ERP and Accounting systems.  Linxus Accelerator, an electronic document linking solution, is set up to help ROBIT access and retrieve information which is often difficult to find. Now you just