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Getting Familiar with the Latest Business Automation Terminology
Banking, Credit UnionsUse this glossary of terms to navigate the business automation space with confidence.
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How Is Robotic Process Automation (RPA) Different From Workload Automation (WLA)?
Banking, Credit UnionsDiscover what makes these solutions unique and what they have in common, so you can decide if one of them is right for you.
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5 Signs Workload Automation Is No Longer a "Nice to Have"
Banking, Credit UnionsFind out why workload automation and orchestration has become a critical business need.
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How Is Business Process Automation (BPA) Different From Workload Automation (WLA)?
Banking, Credit UnionsFind out what makes these two automation solutions unique, so you can decide if one of them is right for you.
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What Is a SOAP vs. WLA?
Banking, Credit UnionsExplore the differences between two of the most popular types of automation.
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Is It Worth Converting Custom Scripting to Automation?
Banking, Credit UnionsFind out if workload automation can effectively mitigate the risks of custom scripting.
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How Automated Disaster Recovery Saves FIs Time and Money When the Lights Go Out
Banking, Credit UnionsFind out how you can avoid costly downtime by automating your disaster recovery processes.
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How to Improve Your Disaster Recovery Processes with Automation
Banking, Credit UnionsDiscover how automation can help you prevent loss and human error if the unexpected happens.
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Can and Should Your WLA Solution Live in the Cloud?
Banking, Credit UnionsConsider the benefits of hosting your WLA solution in the cloud as you decide if it's the right option for you.
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The 7 Insidious Risks of Custom Scripting
Banking, Credit UnionsUncover the serious business risks that intensify over time when you rely on custom scripting.
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Automate BI and Data Warehousing with OpCon
Banking, Credit UnionsFind out how you can use OpCon to orchestrate your organization's data seamlessly.
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Automate Mortgage Loan Origination and Servicing with OpCon
Banking, Credit UnionsDiscover how your mortgage team can use OpCon to thrive—and not just survive—during periods of decreased lending activity.