For these reasons, the centralization of corporate data and automation of routine activities are key drivers of all three projects that won the Treasury & Risk 2021 Alexander Hamilton Awards in Technology Excellence:

HCSC, the fifth-largest health insurer in the U.S., was "swimming in data" but still lacked enterprise-level insights into key treasury and finance performance indicators. To remedy this situation, the treasury group embarked on a transformation effort that consolidated finance data and substantially improved data analysis, to support better decision-making companywide.
When CUNA Mutual launched a new pet insurance business, it needed to improve the process for customers' ACH payments. The company developed API connectivity between the new business unit's customer interfaces and CUNA Mutual's central treasury management system, then automated inclusion of pet insurance payments into companywide ACH batch processing.
Every day, Microsoft treasury receives more than 1,600 bank statements from more than 80 banks around the world. Its legacy process for incorporating bank statement data into internal systems required a good deal of manual effort. The company developed a custom solution to automate the data import and reconciliation, and so that a corporate-level view of cash balances is immediately updated.

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2021 Technology Excellence Awards: Harnessing Data Analysis & Automation

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