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The spend management platform has unveiled its new accounts payable automation site.
The amount of growth in revenue per employee has tripled in industries exposed to artificial intelligence, in comparison to those less exposed.
A new business report has sought to outline a national blueprint that would bolster Australia as a global AI leader, focusing on the importance of effective regulation that doesn’t hinder innovation.
Financial management platform OneStream has announced a series of new tools aimed at boosting productivity.
A new survey has revealed an intergenerational tech divide driven by AI confidence gaps between finance students and experienced professionals.
Financial services firms must move to embrace AI and automation to tackle third party risks, BDO Australia has said.
The secret to harnessing new technology lies in solid partnerships, an “evolution not revolution” approach to change, and taking the time to get employees on board, Pitcher Partners Sydney has said.
Trusted artificial intelligence could potentially boost economic output in the Asia-Pacific region by 14.7 per cent over the next decade, the big four firm has revealed.
Accountants are generally willing to use AI, but a new survey has identified a lingering skills gap and a sense of unpreparedness for the changes AI would bring.