We have seen commission systems for well over 20 years now, all with the promise of automation and miracles. In many cases this requires some substantial effort, whether configuring the commission system or developing integrations that require high skill set levels, substantial time to test and are prone to bug fix issues for years to come
In these unprecedented times, you are likely getting requests every minute from either management or finance. “We need these projections”, “we need to know our expenses”, “we need a miracle, can your system do that?”
RPA and taking your net 30 collections to net 25, increasing your cash position in uncertain times.
If you are a doctor or have worked in health care, you are likely all too familiar with RCM, revenue cycle management. It’s the painful but necessary process of claims processing, payment and revenue generation.
Now that it seems that everyone is shutting down again, and some day we will reopen, I thought it would be great to discuss this entire process and the benefit of automating this as an RPA event. Onboarding and Offboarding are two recent events that we have seen a substantial amount of RPA activity around.
I am a father of 3 boys of school age and make no mistake, I want them to go back to school and have in person instruction. It’s not that I don’t love my children dearly, but I can see in their faces the longing for social interaction they just don’t get right now. Having said that, this article isn’t about the benefits of human interaction and how replete our society…
Before thinking about choosing an SPM product you should deeply understand your reasons for entering the market. Without a clear conception of your goals it will be difficult to assess the relative value of the solutions being offered. Remember, of course, that organizational questions of capability, maturity, governance cannot be ignored.
Ok everyone, I’m down near the island (South Padre) in my first post #covid, opening meetings with a few potential customers. I had a post yesterday about going on a plane, and many people were interested in how the meetings turned out. Here is a run down of how things went. Many of us have a pre flight preparation routine. I’m no different. About 2 – 3 hours before…
I was reading an article recently about how consultancies that implement RPA don’t even use it. Of course I began to fall out of my chair, as it reminded me of the Zig Ziglar story about selling pots and pans. How can you be any good at it if you don’t have a pair of pots or pans that you’re selling, if you don’t believe in your product?
Microsoft purchased Softomotive, an RPA vendor. When these types of consolidation happen it lends credibility to an industry. I’ve watched this happen in other industries before, like when Oracle bought big machines, when IBM bought Varicent, when SAP bought Callidus and the list goes on. These acquisitions all had their pro’s and cons. I can’t help but wonder what the result of this one will yield.