June 2024 Edition
Learn what end-to-end automation means and how to build it in this month's edition of The Automator!

June 2024 Edition

Financial institutions’ top priorities include increasing efficiency and using data for insights. These goals require more seamless enterprise-wide system integration, but hiring and retaining the skilled talent to make it happen remains a challenge. Learn how banks and credit unions can bridge the gap: Read the Blog.


Building End-to-End Automation: A Step-by-Step Guide

Banks and credit unions are facing a choice: embrace a comprehensive approach to automation or fall behind the competition. But how can you sort through the alphabet soup of automation acronyms to get started with end-to-end automation, and what does it look like in practice? Find out how you can build an end-to-end automation strategy that supports your organization’s top strategic goals in the on-demand webinar


Nearly 50% of banks don't upgrade old IT systems when they should. Given the cost and risk of replacing existing technology, it’s little wonder FIs stick with legacy systems for decades; still, the rigidity and complexity of older tech can prove a competitive barrier. Check out our recent blog to find strategies for breaking free from legacy lock-in: Get the Scoop.


📣 Upcoming Webinar

Amid economic pressures, soaring customer expectations, and evolving competitive threats, financial institutions need more agile and comprehensive automation solutions than ever before. Eager to learn how the latest automation innovations are rising to the challenge? Join us for exclusive early-access insights into what's next in financial services automation.

  • When: Tuesday, July 23rd at 2:30 p.m. CT
  • Panelists: Hannah Eagle and Todd Holt, Senior Product Managers at SMA Technologies, and Eddie Thomason, Automation Specialist
  • Register Here


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