Whitepapers & Industry Reports

Applying the RPA + AI = Intelligent Automation formula to P2P processes enables teams to focus on problem solving, analyzing trends and serving customers instead of cut-n-paste.

For any big enterprise, today’s imperative is to transform digitally, reduce manual work and cost, and achieve world-class operational efficiency – and Finance is the ideal place to start.

This short and to-the-point eBook explores the technology behind digital transformation — RPA and AI. Explaining what they’re not and how you can leverage them to create a highly efficient, end-to-end procure-to-pay (P2P) process.

As the role of the finance team evolves, each instance of communication presents a sink or swim opportunity. Target a single source of truth.

Defined as being the fourth industrial revolution, Artificial Intelligence (AI) fascinates and also raises questions, concerns and excitement. It is widely present in our personal lives and in the business environment. In particular it has made its way into finance departments

The long-standing debate of the human workforce against the digital bot is now over. To remain competitive, organizations not only need to show improvements in their customer-facing capabilities, but they also need to up the game on their internal efficiencies.

Discover the top ten automation security principles that are essential to create a secure RPA implementation program. RPA platforms have a subtly different security profile as compared to traditional web/ other enterprise applications.

Learn how the results from this 2019 research illustrate the changing role of both procurement and Finance and how our dynamic economic environment provides opportunity for vendor growth and efficiency gains even with trade relations changing.

Some key trends and priorities from the LatAm SSO industry

Making the back office more efficient is a key driver for shared services professionals. But once you’re as efficient as possible, how can you get better? The answer lies in the automation of previously human processes – particularly e-invoicing and procurement.

Intercompany transactions now represent the lion’s share of the global economy—some 80% of global trade. Yet exponentially increasing transaction data volume, the frenetic pace of business, and rapidly changing tax regulations are all contributing to intercompany accounting complexity and risk.

Our event Chair, Brad DeMent, pulls together the most notable trends from last week's conference