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Empowered Automation: Easy Integrations, Real Control

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Adam Keeling
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In this session, discover how ANOW! Automate closes the integration gap by enabling seamless, purpose-built integrations – while maintaining full control over governance, data protection, and standardization. Learn how to empower both developers and administrators to build scalable automation without introducing risk or operational complexity.

Through real-world examples, we demonstrate how to enable integration-driven automation across diverse business scenarios. You’ll see practical, ready-to-use patterns, reusable integration building blocks, and standardized objects that simplify development while improving adoption.

Walk away with actionable insights, proven integration strategies, and a clear roadmap to scale automation safely, efficiently, and with confidence.

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  • Language: English

  • Subtitles: English, German

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Adam Keeling
Senior Solution Engineer

Adam Keeling is a Presales Consultant at Beta Systems Software of North America based in Virginia, where he has been working since January 2016. He brings over fifteen years of experience to his role, specializing in providing expert solutions and support to clients.

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