Nintex User Group
Join us for the Nintex User Group as we look at how workflow automation can help your organization overcome operational challenges!
- Nintex Evangelist, Jen Miller will discuss how leveraging Promapp’s process mapping and management capabilities with workflow automation can drive company-wide collaboration, increase visibility and accountability, and improve processes.
- Red Level Process Architecture Consultant Clay Osborn will share a case study of solving real business challenges with customized workflow solutions.
- Hear all the latest and greatest enhancements that have recently been rolled out and those that are on the horizon.
Wednesday, April 24th
3:30 PM -5:00 PM
Red Level
40200 Grand River Ave STE 200
Novi, MI 48375
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Honors and Awards
We’re committed to doing our very best for every client, every day. But you don’t have to take our word for it. Red Level is fortunate to be honored by major publications, suppliers, and community organizations:
RCP Top 200 Microsoft Partner &
3-Time Microsoft Partner of the Year
6-Time Inc 5000 of America’s Fastest Growing Companies
Crain’s Cool Places to Work and
Metro Detroit’s 101 Best & Brightest
CRN Tech Elite 250, CRN MSP 500
and CRN Pioneer 250
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