Antti Kosunen

June 2022 — *UPDATED June 2022* In 2021 Microsoft made a set of invoice automation capabilities in its standard Dynamics 365 Finance product. These new features began to address some of the needs of AP practitioners but still missed the mark on several aspects needed to support a full end-to-end AP automation....

July 2019 — There’s no two ways about it, we’re a country on the go. From workers at remote and field service locations to business and personal travelers, mobility is a way of life for most of us. And, we expect to be able to get all the information we want and need wherever we are.

January 2019 — As we ring in the new year, it’s time to take stock of 2018 and even more importantly, look ahead to what we can expect this year. In some ways, AP professionals will be more in the driver’s seat as they look for solutions that increase usability and deliver a higher level of automation. At the...

December 2018 — It’s an exciting time right now in Accounts Payable. The responsibilities and roles of AP professionals have dramatically changed from years past. No longer bogged down with lots of administrative and manual data entry tasks, AP professionals now have time to focus on providing strategic financial...

July 2018 — Automation has become a key watchword for today’s corporate finance professionals – and for good reason. It offers significant benefits – from helping to streamline processes and reducing unnecessary manual work to delivering huge cost savings and competitive advantage. But to gain the greatest...

January 2018 — The world of accounts payable is built on thinking in terms of processes. However, the beginning of a new year offers up a rare opportunity to look at things from a different perspective. It’s a collective moment of breath to reflect on what works, what doesn’t and what’s new for the road ahead.

December 2016 — Discussion about cloud services almost invariably tends to float into the IT realm. The argumentation revolves around data security, scalability and other technical aspects. In other words, all the wrong things. The point is totally elsewhere – a revolution in business and people.