“In our organization, an e-procurement system is used to create orders using online catalogues with negotiated contracted prices. Invoices are received electronically and interfaced directly with our ERP system. An electronic workflow system for PO approval and invoice exception management is used as is self billing where possible. We are Best in Class.”
Is that your organization? It’s not with most companies for majority of their spend and transactions.
Welcome to a webinar where we sort out Robotic Process Automation implications on purchase to pay efficiency and effect.
Date: November 16th 2017
Time: 14:00-14:50 CET
Place: Your computer/tablet/phone
Language: English
Cost: Free of charge but requires registration
Organizer: EBG | Network & Basware
If many organizations are struggling with the fundamentals of process automation, why is there so much discussion about Robotic Process Automation (RPA)? Can robotics really replace existing procurement and finance processes and habits? Is RPA only suitable for companies that already have a high level of purchase-to-pay automation? Who is responsible for managing RPA in the organization?
These are all questions we seek to answer in an upcoming webinar featuring EBG | Network and Göran Martinsson of PwC.
Göran has a background working with shared services and outsourcing at PwC, as well as several years of being a Transition, Transactional Process and Continuous Improvement Manager at IKEA Group. He’s dealt extensively with RPA and will share his experiences in this webinar.
This webinar will also cover the implications of RPA and what it could mean for your organisation. We will share existing practitioner experiences and ways organisations have chosen to use RPA focusing on answering the questions:
- What are the key drivers of robotics?
- What are implications of robotics for purchase-to-pay control and insight?
- Can robotics fix broken strategies and processes?
- If robotics replaces human labour – who should push the development?
- How will robotics affect future strategies within procurement and finance?
- What will the role of ERP, e-procurement and workflow solution providers be in the RPA era?
As always, we will engage the audience in the live event, making your time spent worthwhile. This will be your opportunity to ask questions about RPA and hear the thoughts of your peers on the topic. All who register will receive the slides and recording.
Welcome!
EBG | Network & Basware
About Basware
Basware is the global leader in providing purchase-to-pay and e-invoicing solutions in the world of commerce. We empower companies to unlock value across their financial operations by simplifying and streamlining key financial processes. We help our customers to succeed and create added value to their business through better financial management. Our Basware Commerce Network, the largest open business network in the world, connects 1 million companies across 100 countries and enables easy collaboration between buyers and suppliers of all sizes. Through this network, leading companies around the world achieve new levels of spend control, efficiency, and closer relations with their suppliers. With Basware, businesses can introduce completely new ways of buying and selling to achieve significant cost savings and boost their cash flow. Find out how Basware helps money move more easily and lets commerce flow at www.basware.com
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About PwC
PricewaterhouseCoopers (doing business as PwC) is a multinational professional services network headquartered in London, United Kingdom. It is the second largest professional services firm in the world, and is one of the Big Four auditors, along with Deloitte, EY and KPMG.
With offices in 158 countries and more than 236,000 people, we are among the leading professional services networks in the world. We help organisations and individuals create the value they’re looking for, by delivering quality in assurance, tax and advisory services. Some facts about PwC:
- In FY17, PwC firms provided services to 419 companies in the Fortune Global 500 and more than 100,000 entrepreneurial and private businesses
- 59,252 people joined PwC firms around the world in FY17
- For the year ending 30 June 2017, PwC’s gross revenues were US$37.7 billion, up 7% on the previous year