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Description
More organizations are tapping into an emerging technology called Robotic Process Automation (RPA) to streamline their operations and reduce costs. With RPA, businesses can automate business processes that are highly manual and tedious, enabling employees to spend more time on other higher-value tasks.
Programme Outline
In this webinar, we will go over the following:
- Introduction to Robotics Process Automation (RPA)
- What are potential triggers for RPA within Finance, Accounting, and Tax functions?
- How RPA can benefit Finance, Accounting, and Tax functions
- Use cases and demos
- Typical implementation approach
- Key considerations
- FAQs
What you will learn
- To equip professionals within Finance, Accounting and Tax functions with the essential concepts of RPA
- Understand the types of work that RPA can help in Finance, Accounting, and/or Tax function and the benefits
- Understand how RPA is implemented, common challenges and risks, and key considerations
Target Audience
Finance, accounting and tax professionals who would like to develop baseline knowledge in RPA and understand implications to their functions.
Expert Speaker
John Kim, CPA
John leads the business intelligence service practice of A Tax Advisor Pte Ltd. He provides a variety of solutions (e.g., technology and data strategy, data transformation and integration, process improvement and automation, and data analytics services) and business process outsourcing services to corporate finance and tax departments.
John utilizes over fifteen years of combined experience in corporate financial reporting and analysis, corporate tax compliance and provision, executive financial dashboard management, technology and performance improvement, data modeling and warehousing, and ERP integration to assist corporate finance and tax functions with improving performance and managing business risk using business intelligence.
Before joining A Tax Advisor Pte Ltd, John was part of EY’s Tax Technology and Transformation group (formerly known as Tax Performance Advisory) in Washington, New York City and Singapore.