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What to consider before consolidating your workload automation (WLA) platforms

Consolidating WLA solutions and job schedulers into one vendor increases efficiency, improves employee satisfaction and deepens vendor partnership. Before you kick off your WLA consolidation process, you should know the key factors that lead to a successful consolidation and how to call them into play using Redwood Software’s three-step migration process for RunMyJobs by Redwood. Why migrating your automated jobs to another platform can be stressful An operational WLA platform is responsible for automating several business-critical processes.

RPA vs. WLA — What’s the difference?

At Redwood Software, our focus is full stack automation.  What does that mean? We help companies automate their mission-critical business processes end-to-end across the entire organization and infrastructure, including all applications.  When talking about automating IT and business processes, particularly repetitive and time-consuming tasks, two terms are commonly used: robotic process automation (RPA) and workload automation (WLA). Both make workflows more efficient and reduce errors. Both lower overhead costs. Both support scalability. And sometimes, both technologies can be used together,

3 utility companies seeing success with RunMyJobs

Billing, meter-to-cash, regulatory requirements — these are a few examples of the day-to-day business processes that utility companies must carefully manage.  Then, there are the bigger objectives that require more time and focus  —  like driving business outcomes and ensuring a positive customer experience. It can be hard to find the time, especially when it’s imperative that all daily financial matters run smoothly.  Handling billing and compliance operations as efficiently and accurately as possible has led many utility companies around the world to implement RunMyJobs by Redwood.