Mumbai, November 13, 2014: Datamatics Global Services Ltd. is hosting a free webinar titled How a Cloud-Based P2P Solution Cured Our ERP Challenges: The La Quinta Inns & Suites Story. The speakers would include Roshan Halwai – Head Delivery Finance and Accounting Solutions at Datamatics, Roger Poirier – Assistant Controller at La Quinta Inns & Suites, and Henry Ijams – Managing Director at PayStream Advisors. In the webinar, experts will share their experience on how enterprises can overcome Accounts Payable (AP) automation challenges through cloud-based solutions, with a special reference to La Quinta Inns & Suites success story. Interested personnel can join the webinar on 13th November from 2:00pm to 3:00 pm Eastern Daylight Time (EDT). Further information can be asked for atmedia@datamatics.com.
The evolution of cloud has resolved several challenges associated with Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) with the development of new, disruptive financial solutions that offer seamless ERP integration. With a focus on flexibility, speed, and economical appeal, these dynamic cloud-based solutions are must-haves for the present-day organizations struggling with inadequate ERP applications. This informative webinar by F&A process experts, Datamatics’ AP automation gurus, and PayStream Advisors will explore the most common complexities that plague invoice & AP automation processes. It will also showcase how cloud-based applications can be quickly integrated into existing systems to fuel business growth and efficiency.
The webinar highlights how organizations are filling the gaps between process efficiency and inadequate business applications—specifically those provided by their existing ERP systems. Speaking about the webinar, Mr. Halwai said, “I am looking forward to this webinar. Coming from a company like Datamatics, which offers end-to-end P2P solutions through its own proprietary solution – ePM, it shall be a good opportunity to share our knowledge and expertise with the world. I am sure that this would lead to many more fruitful brainstorming sessions giving birth to new ideas in the field.”
