AI agents could address treasury's talent shortage
Corporate treasury departments face a talent gap as experienced professionals retire; AI agents could automate invoice processing and reconciliation traditionally handled by long-tenured staff.
AI skills gap in accounting is structural, not technical
Accounting firms' inability to leverage AI stems from organizational redesign failures, not lack of technical training—governance and workflows must shift first.
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