How to break free from the illusion of progress in finance

Finance teams are in motion, but are they generating momentum? If your team is still spending time re-keying data, chasing approvals and patching system gaps, you're likely experiencing the "illusion of progress." This "human duct tape" isn't just inefficient; it delays strategic work and turns high-value talent into process connectors. In Redwood Software’s latest blog, Aaron Veach, MBA, M.M. describes how true automation eliminates this unnecessary work. Freeing finance teams to focus on analysis and value creation vs. menial tasks as human duct tape. Movement isn't the same as momentum. Read how to get both: https://okt.to/DHjxgo #FinanceTransformation #CFO #Efficiency #Automation

If your finance team is still copying data between systems or chasing approvals in email, you’re not automating — you’re digitizing. There’s a big difference. Digitization speeds up old processes. Automation replaces them entirely. Redwood Software’s new piece challenges the illusion of progress that’s crept into so many finance teams — and shows how true automation delivers real control, speed and clarity. A must-read for finance leaders who want to modernize without the “human duct tape.” #FinanceAutomation #FinanceInnovation #DigitalTransformation #FutureOfFinance

If your finance team is still copying data between systems or chasing approvals in email, you’re not automating — you’re digitizing. There’s a big difference. Digitization speeds up old processes. Automation replaces them entirely. Redwood Software’s new piece challenges the illusion of progress that’s crept into so many finance teams — and shows how true automation delivers real control, speed and clarity. A must-read for finance leaders who want to modernize without the “human duct tape.” #FinanceAutomation #FinanceInnovation #DigitalTransformation #FutureOfFinance

If your finance team is still copying data between systems or chasing approvals in email, you’re not automating — you’re digitizing. There’s a big difference. Digitization speeds up old processes. Automation replaces them entirely. Redwood Software’s new piece challenges the illusion of progress that’s crept into so many finance teams — and shows how true automation delivers real control, speed and clarity. A must-read for finance leaders who want to modernize without the “human duct tape.” #FinanceAutomation #FinanceInnovation #DigitalTransformation #FutureOfFinance

If your team is still spending time re-keying data, chasing approvals and patching system gaps, you're likely experiencing the "illusion of progress." This "human duct tape" isn't just inefficient; it delays strategic work and turns high-value talent into process connectors. In Redwood Software’s latest blog, Aaron Veach, MBA, M.M. describes how true automation eliminates this unnecessary work. Freeing finance teams to focus on analysis and value creation vs. menial tasks as human duct tape. Movement isn't the same as momentum. Read how to get both: https://okt.to/EkKwra #FinanceTransformation #CFO #Efficiency #Automation

How much of your finance process is actually automated — and how much just looks that way? If your approvals still live in email, if data moves between tools by hand, or if “automation” still means maintaining complex spreadsheets, you’re not alone. The illusion of automation is everywhere. But it doesn’t have to be. Redwood Software breaks down what real automation looks like — and how to eliminate manual work once and for all. #FinanceAutomation #ProcessImprovement #FinanceInnovation #Automation

How much of your finance process is actually automated — and how much just looks that way? If your approvals still live in email, if data moves between tools by hand, or if “automation” still means maintaining complex spreadsheets, you’re not alone. The illusion of automation is everywhere. But it doesn’t have to be. Redwood Software breaks down what real automation looks like — and how to eliminate manual work once and for all. #FinanceAutomation #ProcessImprovement #FinanceInnovation #Automation

How much of your finance process is actually automated — and how much just looks that way? If your approvals still live in email, if data moves between tools by hand, or if “automation” still means maintaining complex spreadsheets, you’re not alone. The illusion of automation is everywhere. But it doesn’t have to be. Redwood Software breaks down what real automation looks like — and how to eliminate manual work once and for all. #FinanceAutomation #ProcessImprovement #FinanceInnovation #Automation

How much of your finance process is actually automated — and how much just looks that way? If your approvals still live in email, if data moves between tools by hand, or if “automation” still means maintaining complex spreadsheets, you’re not alone. The illusion of automation is everywhere. But it doesn’t have to be. Redwood Software breaks down what real automation looks like — and how to eliminate manual work once and for all. #FinanceAutomation #ProcessImprovement #FinanceInnovation #Automation

How much of your finance process is actually automated — and how much just looks that way? If your approvals still live in email, if data moves between tools by hand, or if “automation” still means maintaining complex spreadsheets, you’re not alone. The illusion of automation is everywhere. But it doesn’t have to be. Redwood Software breaks down what real automation looks like — and how to eliminate manual work once and for all. #FinanceAutomation #ProcessImprovement #FinanceInnovation #Automation