Corcentric Conversations | Getting Opportunistic With 2023 AP Trends
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<p>Hosted By Kelly Barner of <a href="https://buyersmeetingpoint.com/" rel="nofollow"><b>Buyers Meeting Point</b></a>.<br><br><b>Corcentric Conversations | Getting Opportunistic With 2023 AP Trends<br></b>Visit the website: <a href="https://www.corcentric.com/resources/pc-getting-opportunistic-with-2023-ap-trends/" rel="nofollow">https://www.corcentric.com/resources/pc-getting-opportunistic-with-2023-ap-trends/</a><br><br>Bill Dorn, Senior Vice President of Product Operations at Corcentric, provides his insights regarding what the most prevalent trends will be impacting AP in 2023.<br><br><b>What the Podcast covers:</b></p>
<p>The current state of events — talent shortage, supply chain issues, economic pressures — has really catapulted AP from the back office to front and center in the boardroom, at least in terms of business focus and visibility. This limelight represents a real opportunity for AP teams to capitalize on the increased attention to gain needed resources – systems, processes, support. </p>
<p>In light of that, Bill Dorn explores the year ahead for AP in a discussion with Kelly Barner in this <b>Corcentric Conversation:</b> <b>Getting Opportunistic With 2023 AP Trends.</b> They look at the state and priorities of AP, where it’s likely headed and what are the paths that will get there. Security, especially data security, will be a focus in 2023, as will the increasing importance of e-invoicing and electronic documents in general, along with the growing influence of AI on AP processes.<br><br><b>The discussion covers:</b></p>
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<li>What are the most common priorities for AP teams now</li>
<li>The current state of AP and what the focus challenges are</li>
<li>What the changing metrics are for assessing AP</li>
<li>The potential for increased investment in the AP function</li>
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