Many people equate digital transformation with automation, but automation is just one part of the transformation journey, and while it’s extremely important, you have to implement it where automation is feasible and be realistic about what it can achieve.
Digital transformation, on the other hand, is the integration of technology into all areas of a business, changing how the business uses people, processes, and technology to improve business performance. This whitepaper shows how digital transformation in accounts receivable (A/R) enables businesses to move faster in a slow economy.
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