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AI Agents Are Moving From Answering Questions to Doing Finance Work

Oct, 24, 2026

For the last three years, when someone said their finance stack had AI, they usually meant a chatbot sitting on top of a dashboard. Ask it a question about the numbers, and it would answer. Ask it to summarize a report, and it would summarize. Ask it to explain a variance, and it would explain. Genuinely useful. Also genuinely bounded. The AI could tell you what happened. It could not do anything about it.

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Jermaine Jackson of Zanovoy: Transforming Industries Through Innovative Technology Solutions

July 29, 2026

Most finance teams don’t outgrow their software. They outgrow the operating model that sits around it. The month-end close takes longer. Reporting becomes spreadsheet-driven. Systems stop talking to each other. Finance teams work harder every quarter just to keep up with growth.

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Why Invoice Data Is a Strategic Blind Spot for the C-Suite

May 14, 2026

From Operational Headache to Executive Priority. The conversation I have most often with finance leaders is a version of the same one. A CFO calls about an AP process that is technically “functional”: invoices are being paid, and the lights are on, but the data is a black hole.

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Why Most ERP Implementations Fail At The Integration Layer, Not The Platform

May 15, 2026

The Platform Got The Budget. The Integration Got The Leftovers. The conversation I have most often with finance leaders is a version of the same one. A CFO calls about an ERP project that is not delivering what was promised. The platform was selected carefully, the implementation partner was vetted, and the go-live happened on schedule.

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The Next ERP Decision Won’t Be About Features. It Will Be About Architecture.

Aug 27, 2026

I have sat through more ERP feature comparisons than I can count. Does it have multi-entity consolidation? Does it have advanced revenue recognition? Does it support this many currencies, this many tax jurisdictions, this many approval workflows. Somebody builds a spreadsheet, checks the boxes, and the platform with the most checkmarks wins the internal debate.

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The Three Questions I Ask Every Finance Leader Before I’ll Recommend A Platform. And Why Most Vendors Won’t Ask You Any Of Them.

August 1, 2026

Every finance software vendor asks the same discovery questions. What is your revenue? What is your headcount? What is your current stack? What is your budget? What is your timeline?  These questions qualify the deal.

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Business news Rillet Just Became a Unicorn. What Does That Tell Us About the Future of ERP?

September 5, 2026

Rillet raised a hundred million dollars in a Series C led by ICONIQ at a billion dollar valuation. That makes it a unicorn roughly two years after the company launched publicly, and it is Rillet’s third funding round in just over a year, bringing its total funding past two hundred million.

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AI Agents Are Moving From Answering Questions to Doing Finance Work

Oct, 24, 2026

For the last three years, when someone said their finance stack had AI, they usually meant a chatbot sitting on top of a dashboard. Ask it a question about the numbers, and it would answer. Ask it to summarize a report, and it would summarize. Ask it to explain a variance, and it would explain. Genuinely useful. Also genuinely bounded. The AI could tell you what happened. It could not do anything about it.

Read More

Jermaine Jackson of Zanovoy: Transforming Industries Through Innovative Technology Solutions

July 29, 2026

Most finance teams don’t outgrow their software. They outgrow the operating model that sits around it. The month-end close takes longer. Reporting becomes spreadsheet-driven. Systems stop talking to each other. Finance teams work harder every quarter just to keep up with growth.

Read More

Why Invoice Data Is a Strategic Blind Spot for the C-Suite

May 14, 2026

From Operational Headache to Executive Priority. The conversation I have most often with finance leaders is a version of the same one. A CFO calls about an AP process that is technically “functional”: invoices are being paid, and the lights are on, but the data is a black hole.

Read More

Why Most ERP Implementations Fail At The Integration Layer, Not The Platform

May 15, 2026

The Platform Got The Budget. The Integration Got The Leftovers. The conversation I have most often with finance leaders is a version of the same one. A CFO calls about an ERP project that is not delivering what was promised. The platform was selected carefully, the implementation partner was vetted, and the go-live happened on schedule.

Read More

The Next ERP Decision Won’t Be About Features. It Will Be About Architecture.

Aug 27, 2026

I have sat through more ERP feature comparisons than I can count. Does it have multi-entity consolidation? Does it have advanced revenue recognition? Does it support this many currencies, this many tax jurisdictions, this many approval workflows. Somebody builds a spreadsheet, checks the boxes, and the platform with the most checkmarks wins the internal debate.

Read More

The Three Questions I Ask Every Finance Leader Before I’ll Recommend A Platform. And Why Most Vendors Won’t Ask You Any Of Them.

August 1, 2026

Every finance software vendor asks the same discovery questions. What is your revenue? What is your headcount? What is your current stack? What is your budget? What is your timeline?  These questions qualify the deal.

Read More

Business news Rillet Just Became a Unicorn. What Does That Tell Us About the Future of ERP?

September 5, 2026

Rillet raised a hundred million dollars in a Series C led by ICONIQ at a billion dollar valuation. That makes it a unicorn roughly two years after the company launched publicly, and it is Rillet’s third funding round in just over a year, bringing its total funding past two hundred million.

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