The Southeast Chapter

Annual Chapter Dues:
$25 for TAWPI members
$35 for non-members

Chapter Meetings

June 22, 2009
Sponsored by Esker.

Location:
Wachovia Bank Atlanta Operations Center
3579 Atlanta Avenue
Hapeville, GA 30354

Agenda:
09:30 am - 10:00 am
Registration

10:00 am - 10:15 am
Welcome Remarks, Chapter Updates
Pamela Garrett, President TAWPI SE Chapter

10:15 am - 11:15 am
"Best Practice Strategies for Document Process Automation"
Jeff Green - Business Development Manager, Esker

11:15 am - 12:00 n
Board Member Elections for 2009 - 2010 (President, Vice President, Treasurer, and Secretary)
All TAWPI SE board positions are voluntary. The election is open to anyone who would like to serve.

12:00 n - 01:00 pm
Lunch / Networking
Lunch will be provided

01:00 pm - 2:00 pm
"Trends in the Electronification of Paper Payments"
Sean Sims - Payment Practice Specialist, Global Concepts

Cost: Free for SE Chapter Members, $15 for non-members payable at meeting registration (cash, check or credit card). Non-members can join the SE Chapter for $25 and attend the meeting free. You can join the chapter or renew membership at the meeting.

"Best Practice Strategies for Document Process Automation"
Jeff Green - Business Development Manager, Esker
Hear from a recognized leader in helping organizations quit paper by automating the flow of documents throughout the procure-to-pay and order-to-cash cycles. Learn about a comprehensive platform that delivers the advantages of paperless document processing either as an on-premise (server-based) solution or as an on-demand service (SaaS). The presentation will include case-study examples of lessons learned and results achieved by organizations in automating business processes including customer invoicing, sales order management, vendor invoice processing and e-purchasing. Join us to see how you can cut document processing time and costs by at least 50%, gain process visibility and control, and do more with less.

"Trends in the Electronification of Paper Payments"
Sean Sims - Payment Practice Specialist, Global Concepts
Although paper continues to make up a large share of the overall payment volume, bank customers as a whole continue to use less paper for their transaction needs. This dramatically impacts the economics of financial institutions as they struggle to remove fixed cost architecture in favor of a relatively seamless, electronic processing stream. The ultimate goal is the efficiency of end-to-end electronification. This presentation will cover the tradeoffs of common bank approaches to right-sizing their processing capacity for future volumes, including outsourcing, remote imaging, eStatements, and other strategies associated with the electronic environment.

Southeast Chapter Leadership

2009-2010 Board of Directors