The Las Vegas 2023 CES showcased the latest trends in digital innovation, revealing a world where technology is at the service of people, their health, their environment, their well-being and their work. Vertical Expense, a French start-up specialising in expense management, was present to draw inspiration from these advances and contribute to a more responsible future.<\/p>\n\n
For 4 days, start-up Vertical Expense<\/a> walked the aisles of CES to discover and contribute to the innovations of tomorrow:<\/p>\n\n <\/p>\n\n We’ve moved on from a ‘gadget’ technological era to a digital era that is rooted in sustainable, ethical and responsible digital transformation !<\/p>\n\n Among all the new ideas being put forward by companies and start-ups, there is a clear desire to give meaning to innovation !<\/strong><\/p>\n\n That’s why this year’s trends<\/strong> are moving towards more connected healthcare<\/strong>, smarter mobility<\/strong> and a more controlled impact on the environment.<\/strong><\/p>\n\n And in these areas, the 175 French start-ups<\/strong> present at CES, including Vertical Expense,<\/strong> demonstrated their talent for creating digital tools <\/strong> and solutions <\/strong> to meet the challenges facing our society.<\/p>\n\n In practical terms, artificial intelligence<\/strong> and data analysis<\/strong> can be used to develop a range of functionalities to help companies make more informed and ethical decisions.<\/strong><\/p>\n\n For example, the Vertical Expense application helps companies manage their expense accounts with a functional layer that measures the carbon impact of business trips<\/a>, whatever the means of transport used. In the same vein, the solution includes the calculation of mileage allowances for electric or hybrid vehicles<\/a>, as well as all other modes of transport linked to the sustainable mobility package. This data is then integrated into an intelligent Dashboard<\/a> and processed according to the key indicators<\/strong> needed to assess the impact of its sustainable actions and publish its carbon footprint<\/strong>.<\/p>\n\n Another factor in digital innovation is automation !<\/strong> Unlike industrial robotics, business process automation<\/strong> solutions are often complex, connected to several IT systems and designed to meet a company’s specific needs. And French start-ups are stepping up their efforts to develop powerful algorithms<\/strong> for automating low added-value tasks.<\/p>\n\n The first corporate departments to benefit from these ‘All In One’ solutions<\/strong> are often the human resources and finance departments, which carry out a series of repetitive tasks<\/strong> such as checking, controlling and validating<\/a> business expenses. The digital solution streamlines the process by dematerialising the entire user journey<\/strong> through to payment of the expense report.<\/p>\n\n And the benefits are many :<\/strong><\/p>\n\n <\/p>\n\n Digitising business processes<\/strong> means that companies can involve their employees more closely and facilitate access to information.<\/strong> A positive sign for the future.<\/p>\n\n The number of so-called Accessibility functionalities<\/strong> is increasing across all digital business solutions. Thanks to AI, they can deliver the same quality of experience<\/strong> to the hearing and visually impaired. For example, voice recognition<\/strong> and automatic transcription<\/strong> have become standard in collaborative tools. But other innovative features have also been added, such as :<\/p>\n\n <\/p>\n\n\n
2. Digital innovation for a better world<\/h2>\n\n
3. AI and data analysis : towards more ethical and responsible decisions<\/h2>\n\n
Business process automation: a lever for sustainable performance<\/h3>\n\n
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Accessibility-focused digital innovation for an inclusive company<\/h3>\n\n
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