Redmap
Allison Flack is an experienced professional currently serving as the Head of Product at Redmap since July 2016, where responsibilities include executing product vision and strategy while collaborating with stakeholders to enhance customer-focused product delivery. Prior to this role, Allison functioned as a Product Owner, managing the product backlog and aligning solution delivery with business objectives, and as a Business Analyst specializing in Accounts Payable automation and ERP solutions. Allison's career includes consulting roles and technical positions at companies like Independent Consulting, Nuance Communications, and eCopy, where expertise in workflow solutions and pre-sales consultancy was developed. Earlier experience at Midware involved IT management and systems administration. Allison holds a BA in Political Science and History from Macquarie University.
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Redmap
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Redmap is a privately owned Australian organisation founded in 1996. With operations in 4 countries and a customer base in excess of 30,000 businesses, Redmap is extremely well established as Document Management experts. Redmap develops OEM software for some of the largest technology businesses in the world. Complemented by specialist industry alliances Redmap is dedicated to solving your document automation challenges. The offerings are focused on two primary business requirements: Document Automation. Many business processes, such as Accounts Payable and Accounts Receivable, rely heavily on the manual keying of data from paper documents. As document automation experts, we have proven methodologies to improve these business processes. With Redmap's smartSolutions, the once manual process of receiving, approving, coding and filing of finance documents, in many cases now simply requires the document to be scanned. Document Archiving. Organisations realise that storing paper in filing cabinets for long-term retention is no longer a viable business practice. Redmap's archiving tool allows users to scan the paper document or import emails or other electronic documents. These documents are then accessible via the web and searchable by the keywords (added during filing) or any word within the document.