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- The process nobody wants to admit to
- How gaps appear when there is no ownership
- The cost of a disrupted workflow
- Why just automating doesn’t work
- Getting the basics right
- The compound effect of small inconsistencies
- The importance of conforming the the latest compliance
- Why deliberate improvements beat fashionable distractions
The pressure is mounting, CEOs are being urged to accelerate AI while their organisations are running the most business-critical flow in the supply chain, order-to-cash, through email, PDFs, spreadsheets and error-prone manual efforts.
In this timely, pragmatic article, Fanni Vig, Managing Director, UK, of Cegedim Business Services, argues that the fastest route to better cash flow, fewer disputes and more resilient operations isn’t chasing the next AI layer, but fixing the unglamorous basics: clean orders, consistent data, fewer exceptions and end-to-end visibility.
The article offers an executive lens on why order-to-cash remains “messy” in otherwise successful businesses, and a clear, non-ideological path to improvement that makes automation (and AI) genuinely add itive rather than cosmetic.