Wanner Featured in Business Innovation Podcast KeyMark’s CEO, Jim Wanner, was featured in Clemson University’s “Business of Innovation Pawdcast.” Here, Jim discusses his outlook for Artificial Intelligence and Intelligent Automation technology, KeyMark’s desire to help customers and his dashed dreams of being the Philly Frenetic. Enjoy! What You Can Do
You may have recently heard about KeyMark building three RPA tools to help OnBase users work more efficiently. Indeed, KeyMark was the first company to build something that automates tasks within OnBase using Blue Prism. What you may not know, however, is the origin of why KeyMark pushed so hard
Welcome to the little land of Liberty, SC where BIG things are happening! KeyMark has been settling into our new home office for about three months, and we’ve gotten pretty cozy. Our 25,000 square foot home base is right next to our old building, keeping our home in the Pickens
Entrepreneur Minute with Jim Wanner Last week, KeyMark CEO, Jim Wanner, was invited to an interview with Alan Cooper from UpstateBizSC about the history of KeyMark, some of the exciting things that we have going on, and some tips for upcoming entrepreneurs. You can read the full article at UpstateBizSC. What
Shovels and Shindigs. Despite the hurricane-force winds yesterday afternoon, our Shovel + Shindig Event turned out to be a huge success. If you haven’t heard, we just made a major expansion announcement, where we revealed the rendering of our new corporate headquarters and announced the launch of two new student
I’m super excited! Last evening, Jami Mullikin (our vice president of marketing) and Tammy Summerell (our vice president of human resources), headed to Columbia, South Carolina to attend the South Carolina Chamber of Commerce and SCBIZ’s Best Places to Work in South Carolina awards ceremony. We had previously been notified
Horizons 2016 was a great event. It gave us the opportunity to learn more about today’s best enterprise technologies. It also gave us the opportunity to celebrate the retirement of Miguel Zubizarretta, one of my close personal friends and the CTO of Hyland Software. Miguel (affectionately known as Uncle Miguel
