Robotizing Your Financial Close Process

March 6, 2018

SSON and BlackLine conducted a survey of global finance and accounting leaders to gain a better understanding of robotics automation and the dramatic impact it can have on technology, process, and people. The survey results provide an understanding of the strategies and approaches to automation adoption in the financial close process.

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Carraro Group

Carraro is a global leader in highly efficient and eco-friendly power transmission systems, with a consolidated turnover of over 594 million Euro in 2016. Carraro Drive Tech, specialised in: Transmission systems (axles, transmissions and drives) for construction equipment, agricultural tractors, fork-lift trucks, light commercial vehicles, mining applications, automobiles and stationary applications (such as escalators).

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Carraro Group

Carraro is a global leader in highly efficient and eco-friendly power transmission systems, with a consolidated turnover of over 594 million Euro in 2016. Carraro Drive Tech, specialised in: Transmission systems (axles, transmissions and drives) for construction equipment, agricultural tractors, fork-lift trucks, light commercial vehicles, mining applications, automobiles and stationary applications (such as escalators).

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