I subscribe to a little magazine called The Week, which brings me a summary of everything that's noteworthy in an easy-to-read weekly format. Its recent editorial struck a chord with me, given what's going on in the services delivery market.
It made the case for robots one day taking over many jobs we cannot imagine today, including writing editorial copy. As an example the editor cited a recent earthquake in LA, which caused an automated program created by a journalist to harvest seismic da...
Upcoming Events
Onboarding AI Employees: How Enterprises Are Building Their Next-Gen Digital Workforce
5 February, 2026
Online
Follow Us
Subscribe to our Free Newsletter
Insights from the world’s foremost thought leaders delivered to your inbox.
Latest Webinars
Inside ASP’s AP Transformation: What It Really Takes to Modernize Global Invoice Processing in SAP
2026-04-02
12:00 PM - 01:00 PM EDT
Manual invoice processing doesn’t scale – but modernizing global AP is about more than technology. I...
The Real Journal Automation Gap: Why Posting Is Solved but Creation Is Not
2026-03-26
10:00 AM - 10:45 AM EDT
Most finance teams believe journal automation is largely solved. In reality, what has been automated...
Unlocking $30 Million in Cash Flow: Konica Minolta’s Full Cycle F&A Transformation
2026-03-17
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM EDT
With DSO stuck at 69 days and millions locked in cash flow, change was urgent. Today, 85% of payment...
