Webinars + Events

What if document collection and data extraction/entry was no longer part of your routine? You could easily eliminate these error-prone, pesky tasks and go straight to actionable data by automating your data workflows—without involving your IT team. 

After a turbulent COVID period and the challenging path to get business back to the “new normal,” finance leaders are taking back strategic control and are preparing for a prosperous 2022.

The onboarding process for financial services customers is broken. But there is a way to turn this slow, negative experience around with workflow automation technology. Better customer experiences, happier employees, and reduced costs are just some of the benefits attainable with this technology.

Demand for machine learning (ML) is booming. Yet many companies struggle with implementation, integration, and overall understanding of what can realistically be achieved with this powerful technology. Getting insights from companies who have successfully started and scaled their initiative can help overcome those barriers.

Learn about the latest AI capabilities and best practices that companies employ to transform business outcomes by augmenting some of their most challenging jobs.

TIAA, Deep Analysis, and Alkymi in a discussion on how to transform your own operations, improve client service, and make faster decisions in your enterprise with ML cognitive automation technology.

Alkymi, 451 Research, TIAA, Ameriprise, and AQR discuss how global companies in the financial industry are deploying AI to automate processes, enable digital transformation, and build resilient operations.

CB Insights selected Alkymi for the AI stage, giving more than 1,400 attendees from 50+ countries the opportunity to learn how self-automation will disrupt how work gets done in financial services.

Alkymi kicked off a packed New York Enterprise Technology (NYETM) MeetUp with a demo of how the technology understands documents to automate manual workflows in financial services.

Alkymi CEO, Harald Collet, spoke at DataDriven NYC on how document understanding drives intelligent automation in the enterprise.