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Compliance through automation and localization
Published 2 years, 5 months ago
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Automation and localization can both lighten the load for businesses in different ways.
Without proper localization, a company may find one of its subsidiaries in breach of a regional tax code or data competency requirement.
Without automation, businesses can languish with manual tasks and find themselves unable to expand and achieve the kind of worldwide growth for which they are aiming.
The onset of AI has also changed this equation dramatically, crossing over with both automation and localization and bringing its fundamental implementation curve.
In this episode, recorded live at SuiteWorld 2023, Rory is joined by James Chisham, VP of product management at NetSuite, to give examples of where automation and localization have been used to address business problems, and to question where AI can fit in the mix.
For more information:
Without proper localization, a company may find one of its subsidiaries in breach of a regional tax code or data competency requirement.
Without automation, businesses can languish with manual tasks and find themselves unable to expand and achieve the kind of worldwide growth for which they are aiming.
The onset of AI has also changed this equation dramatically, crossing over with both automation and localization and bringing its fundamental implementation curve.
In this episode, recorded live at SuiteWorld 2023, Rory is joined by James Chisham, VP of product management at NetSuite, to give examples of where automation and localization have been used to address business problems, and to question where AI can fit in the mix.
For more information:
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