Podcast

In his work as an educational consultant at Unimarket, Christopher Rust helps clients improve their P2P processes to realize cost savings while freeing up staff to make a greater contribution to the institution.

Listen in to discover how Glass is already using AI, sometimes in unexpected ways, and how to get started on the AI journey, even without having the technology in place yet.

In this podcast, IOFM Managing Editor Royce Grayson Morse talks with Jason Dinesen of Dinesen Tax about these new requirements. He discusses which forms are impacted and what to expect if you don’t comply. There’s good news, however: The IRS’ new electronic filing system, IRIS, should make it easier to file than the old FIRE system did.

In this podcast, we speak to an experienced AP Director to explore strategies and techniques for leveraging this knowledge, with a goal of changing the organization’s thinking about the role of accounts payable and bringing their business intelligence to bear for positive change.

Good relationships in credit and collections make all the difference to a successful strategy. Both internal relationships with sales and management, and external relationships with customers are key to creating an environment of openness, collaboration — and ultimately, receivables success — yet it’s sometimes a delicate balance.

In this podcast, Benjamin Defays discusses the problem of siloing in the O2C process and how that can impact the business’s bottom line. He also offers suggestions for improving O2C operations by using training resources, benchmarking and best practices as tools for broadening perspective and getting out of “we’ve always done it that way” mode.

Join us for a conversation between Debra Richardson and IOFM’s Executive Editor Jess Scheer as they discuss the vendor master file, fraud, compliance, keeping the VMF clean – and how desktop procedures are a big part of that effort.

Now more than ever, the world is in flux. It’s hard to keep up with this shifting landscape — not only because of the pandemic and the workplace changes it’s necessitated, but also due to staff attrition and increased automation. Staying current requires a willingness to seek out change through constant learning.

If you have a long list of professional achievements, yet you still doubt your own qualifications and worth sometimes, you may be a victim of “imposter syndrome.” According to Sherry Stroud, APM, this can prevent you from reaching your maximum potential. However, the good news is it can be overcome. In this podcast, Stroud explains what imposter syndrome is, how it works — and how to conquer it.