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DALLAS, December 12, 2024—In an era where digital transformation is paramount, many businesses are still grappling with inefficiencies caused by outdated paper-based processes. A recent survey highlights that a staggering 74% of finance teams continue to depend on paper workflows, which not only hampers their operational efficiency but also poses significant risks to their overall performance.
The reliance on traditional methods stifles potential benefits such as cost savings, improved agility, and enhanced sustainability. As organizations strive to modernize their operations, the persistence of paper processes remains a substantial barrier to achieving seamless automation and streamlined workflows.
This situation underscores the urgent need for finance teams to embrace digital solutions that can facilitate smoother operations and better resource management. By transitioning away from paper, businesses can unlock new opportunities for innovation and growth, ultimately positioning themselves for success in an increasingly competitive landscape.
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