RunMyProcess Chief Product and Strategy Officer Uno Veski [Photo: Uno Veski/LinkedIn]
Plano-based RunMyProcess has hired Uno Veski, a veteran of product design with 30 years of experience working on B2B enterprise software, as chief product and strategy officer.
“Uno’s background in B2B enterprise software, Business Process Management (BPM), and finance, means that he understands the ways our clients, different industries, and different departments can leverage RunMyProcess. He shares our values and sees the opportunity to support our clients in achieving their goals and becoming more efficient and effective,” CEO Claudia Murza said in a statement. “We are excited to have him join our team and support our work of helping organizations connect and collaborate more effectively.”
Citing business consultancy Gartner, RunMyProcess said a new class of technology has emerged to help businesses streamline and unify their process automation technologies: Business Orchestration and Automation Technologies (BOAT). It said that these platforms are a consolidation and convergence of Low-Code Application Platforms (LCAP), Business Process Automation (BPA), Integration Platform as a Service (iPaaS), and Robotic Process Automation (RPA).
“RunMyProcess is perfectly positioned to be an end-to-end BOAT solution for organizations. The development and investment behind our platform mean we already have a stable, mature, cloud-native platform that can become the backbone for AI agents and AI integrations across organizations,” Veski said in a statement.
Veski has extensive experience across startups, consulting, and large enterprises including Toyota, and he brings a well-rounded understanding of the diverse business challenges faced by clients worldwide, the company said.
“It is very exciting to join an organization that is as entrepreneurial as RunMyProcess is,” Veski said. “We have a state-of-the-art solution that can help organizations realize their orchestration and automation goals. Combined with the integrations into other business systems and AI platforms, RunMyProcess can evolve and expand with customers.”
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