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GUEST OPINION: Replacing human beings with technology indiscriminately is rarely a recipe for success but companies that strike the right balance will reap the rewards.

GUEST OPINION by Christian Lucarelli Vice President of Sales Asia Pacific for Nintex: In today’s fast-paced business world, there is constant pressure on companies to improve their efficiency and do more with less.

GUEST OPINION by Christian Lucarelli, Vice President of Sales Asia Pacific for Nintex: With a high proportion of staff likely to remain in work-from-home mode for an extended period, many Australian organisations are realising their business processes are no longer delivering the goods.

Earlier this year, iTWire ran articles celebrating International Women's Day and Mother's Day, celebrating female leaders and entrepreneurs, and sharing the best advice received from mums respectively, and we're doing the same for fathers and men this September and November, starting with Father's Day 2021.

Process management and automation specialist Nintex has appointed Ricoh Australia as a Nintex Premier Partner.

GUEST OPINION by Christian Lucarelli, VP Sales Asia Pacific, Nintex:  If you’ve been wondering exactly when the working world will return to normal in the wake of COVID-19, the answer is now clear – it never will.

GUEST OPINION by Christian Lucarelli, Vice President Sales APAC, Nintex: Digital transformation has been a focus for many organisations during recent years, and the appearance of COVID-19 has now made it an even greater priority.

GUEST OPINION by Christian Lucarelli, VP Sales Asia Pacific, Nintex: In an effort to improve efficiency and reduce operational costs, increasing numbers of Australia’s local governments are embarking on a strategy of process automation. For many, however, a fundamental question quickly arises: exactly where do you start?

GUEST OPINION by Christian Lucarelli, VP Sales Asia Pacific, Nintex: In an effort to improve efficiency and reduce operational costs, increasing numbers of Australia’s local governments are embarking on a strategy of process automation. For many, however, a fundamental question quickly arises: exactly where do you start?