On-Demand Webinar
June 28, 2022
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The Future of Accounts Payable is Touchless
Traditionally, accounts payable (AP) was thought of as a highly manual, paper-processing department. But that’s not the case anymore. Now, advanced automation, artificial intelligence (AI), and machine learning (ML) technologies provide deep data insights that empower AP to become a source of financial knowledge that heavily impacts corporate decision making and creates a touchless invoice process. This means freeing up time and resources for more strategic tasks and optimized operations.
Join guest speaker Jeffrey Rajamani, Senior Analyst at Forrester, and Chris Blake, VP, Proposition Marketing at Basware to learn about the future of AP.
Key discussion points:
- The main drivers changing AP departments
- How to take AP automation to the next level, where to focus, and why
- How to leverage data to enable continuous improvements
- How to use AI and ML to enable touchless invoice processing
Host/Moderator
Executive Leaders Network
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Jeffrey Rajamani - Senior Analyst
Forrester
Jeffrey helps tech executives create sustainable sourcing strategies, nurture better supplier relationships, and get better outcomes from their strategic investments in tech services. His research builds on over 25 years of practical experience in managing strategic sourcing and provider relationships with leading firms. Jeffrey joined Forrester in September 2021 and is based in Frankfurt, Germany.
Chris Blake - VP, Proposition Marketing
Basware
Chris is a strong advocate of diversity as a key driver for unlocking innovation and developing better solutions. Throughout Chris' career, he has worked with and led international teams, working in various locations globally including Japan, Italy, and The Netherlands.