Aldergrove Financial Group, with 20,000 members throughout Frazier Valley, British Columbia, chose AutoMate to solve one problem within its loan origination process. The company soon found out, however, that AutoMate could be used for much, much more.

Gorgias Press, and independent, academic publisher, turned to AutoMate BPA Server for a more efficient way to convert texts into electronic files. AutoMate was able to streamline the whole process, from scanning the first page to sending the completed file to the printers. The Press went from publishing a few dozen books to a few hundred books a year.

Health Plus, who covers more than 300,000 New Yorkers, upgraded from AutoMate to BPA Server after a Network Automation audit service found more than 200 processes that could be automated within their company. By expanding AutoMate to five servers, Health Plus' IT Department saves well over 15 hours a week, which allows them to focus on more strategic activities.

Prior to discovering Network Automation’s AutoMate BPA Server solution, InfraSource wrote custom code in Visual Basic to extract positive payment data from their Spectrum Forefront accounting application; create a text file with the information; encrypt the text file; and then connect and send the file to the bank’s FTP site. Steve Mayor, Senior Network Engineer, and John Latherow, Applications Development Manager, decided they needed to look for a more efficient and time saving solution to replace their current process.

ZDNet's Jeff Cerny writes about how the rise of the cloud and virtualization has given companies access to practically infinite business resources. Network Automation CEO Dustin Snell explains how to use automation to make the best of those resources.

Mariana Simoes of Business Insider seeks Dustin Snell's advice on what it means for a CEO to step out of his comfort zone for a whole new perspective on the company and product.

Forbes writer, Doug Guthrie, analyzes what it means for a leader—from the Pope to Network Automation's own Dustin Snell—to step down. But luckily for NAI, Snell returned to the role of CEO.

Chris MacKinnon with Data Center Post recaps Network Automation's record year and what it means to the company as founder Dustin Snell returns to CEO.

Karen E. Klein, of Bloomberg Businessweek, talks with CEO Dustin Snell about what it means for a founder to take a break from his company.

Frank Pacheco implemented a new tier for Strategic and OEM partners within the Network Automation channel program, and grew channel sales for NAI by 32% over last year.

Q4 Revenues Soar 47% Year-Over-Year; Dustin Snell Takes the Reins as CEO

Pitney Bowes Software to offer Network Automation’s business process automation software to its customers worldwide.

Software Magazine ranks Network Automation #494 with revenue growth of 25.4%.

Network Automation Ranks #3695 on the 2012 Inc. 500|5000 with Three-Year Sales Growth of 46%.

19 new channel partners added, channel revenues growing 40% over FY11; 83 new customers signed including Starbucks, Shell Energy, and Microsoft Russia LLC; enhanced customer experience includes increased content and tools for the AutoMate user community of more than 11,000 members.