Automation

WHITE PAPERS AND CASE STUDIES

• Intelligently Streamline Claims Processing

  Advancements in technology are moving more quickly today than ever before, making it difficult for insurance organizations to keep up. As the industry evolves, it has become more apparent that insurers are only as good as the data utilized throughout their decision-making processes. Organizations must take a closer look at their internal operating workflows such as claims processing and embrace emerging technologies to streamline traditional workflows that can no longer adapt to the current or future consumer demands of the industry.

• How To Master MSP Automation Projects

  It seems the entire channel agrees — automation is critical to increasing efficiency and improving outcomes for your MSP. But if you don’t have a lot of background in implementing automation initiatives, where do you begin?

• How To Choose The Best Integrated Payments Provider

  As a POS developer, you are no doubt aware of the problems that come with choosing the right businesses to partner with. Can you trust them? Are they reliable and flexible? Do they offer excellent customer support? Will they be around in five years or will they be acquired by a company you want nothing to do with? You need answers to these questions before entering into that relationship. After all, your livelihood and the financial health of your company are on the line.

• Building Quality And Precision into DC Motors Is More Than A Process

  What do "quality" and "precision" actually mean describing a manufacturer’s reputation? Is it the design or manufacturing process that ensures quality? Is it having products that seldom fail? Or, is it just peppering the spoken and written word with the terms, with little meaning behind them?

• GMP Manufacturing Facility For Viral Vector Production

  A new GMP production facility for viral vectors from nonadherent cell cultures alleviates concerns that there will be a restriction of speed in getting viral vector products from the laboratory to the patient.

• Reinventing The Supply Chain: The Future Of Fulfillment Vision Study

  A $2.3 trillion global e-commerce market reflects how profoundly shopper expectations have recalibrated worldwide. Today’s consumers have been rewired by digital disruption. That always-connected, tech-savvy shopper expects a seamless, faster purchasing journey, whether she’s buying online and picking up in store or wants her merchandise delivered in two hours to her door.

• Connectivity For Next-Generation Mobility

  This white paper describes TE Connectivity’s vision for the next generation of mobility and its impact on vehicle architectures. It also shares how TE’s technology and portfolio address critical connectivity challenges the industry is experiencing.

• Automate & Accelerate Order Processing With Big Box Retailers

  Exploit new online channels and meet the diverse and increasing demands of major retailers across both online and in-store channels to ship orders efficiently, accurately and reliably at minimal additional cost.

• Acquia Adopts ‘Predictable Revenue’ Strategy

  Acquia is a CMS platform for building, delivering, and optimizing digital experiences with agility and speed. The company provides cloud-based solutions for content, community and commerce across the world and its sales team spans four continents.

• Benton PUD Builds A Foundation For The Future With Sensus

  Washington utility enhances electricity infrastructure and improves customer service.

• Mandatory Hub For Orphan-Designated Pediatric Therapy

  UBC successfully provided Hub services to ease the barriers to access and simplify a very complex treatment initiation in pediatric patients suffering from SMA.

• Liquid-Only Sewers Offer A Cost-Effective Solution

  Liquid-only sewers (also known as “effluent sewers”) have proven to be a cost-effective solution for municipalities, new subdivisions, and a variety of other areas in need of sewer. As opposed to the big pipes and deep excavations typically required by gravity sewers, liquid-only sewers use small-diameter, shallowly buried mainlines that follow the contour of the land and are easily installed with light-duty equipment, minimizing disturbance to the surrounding area.