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Oct 3, 2026
Rebecca IsaacsonHOST
And to the point where, well, I mean, you mentioned the conference circuit.
Rebecca IsaacsonHOST
You're all the usual suspects, like usually KM World, APQC.
Rebecca IsaacsonHOST
We've met several times, actually.
Rebecca IsaacsonHOST
Is it now three years running? Knowledge Summit Dublin, right? Yep.
Rachel TeagueGUEST
It's like, you've got this.
Rachel TeagueGUEST
And I'm getting goosebumps talking about it now.
Rachel TeagueGUEST
It was incredible to have that because As much as I love KM World or APQC, that's not the intimate vibe that you would necessarily get with Empower.
Rachel TeagueGUEST
And each holds its space and each hold their own.
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Charlie MancaGUEST
I could never do it myself.
Charlie MancaGUEST
APQC, American, uh, Process and Quality Consultancy, and they basically map out business process across an organization.
Charlie MancaGUEST
So all of the functions, manufacturing, supply chain, uh, finance, and sales.
Charlie MancaGUEST
And so, uh, I say this because that's ultimately what agents and agentic technology is doing as it gets deployed.
Barisa AbdifatahGUEST
It's a lot of, actually, it's a lot of effort that you have to do to prove what is the benefit of knowledge management.
Barisa AbdifatahGUEST
So one thing or one way that I have used, and actually I spoke about this in APQC conference last October, and I utilize benefit mapping and benefit mapping was inspired by Nick Milton.
Barisa AbdifatahGUEST
And it's also in business administration and business management.
Barisa AbdifatahGUEST
So you can use the benefit mapping to start with the end in mind.
speaker_1HOST
Exactly.
speaker_1HOST
And the research we have today from groups like EY and APQC, along with, uh, some really heavy technical analysis from firms like Rydoo, Stampley, and Truvata, it all points to this desperate transition.
speaker_1HOST
Plus, we've pulled insights from dozens of corporate finance podcasts like CFO Thought Leader, the CEO Roundtable, and Run the Numbers.
speaker_2HOST
Because they're all basically saying the same thing.
8 MINS LATER
speaker_1HOST
If the automated algorithm is handling all the heavy lifting of behavioral clustering and metadata matching in seconds, what actually happens to the human workforce?
speaker_2HOST
That is the big question.
speaker_1HOST
Because organizations like EY and APQC continuously flag skill gaps as a major barrier to implementing these digital transformations.
speaker_1HOST
If the machine catches the bleisure anomaly and processes the trade, what exactly is the skill gap they are worried about?
speaker_4HOST
We have a massive stack of industry intelligence today.
speaker_4HOST
We're talking the EY Global DNA of the Treasurer Survey, APQC's research, Brett King's Banking Insights and a ton of top corporate finance audio programs.
speaker_4HOST
And the core narrative across all of it is that the baseline expectation of the corporate finance department has radically changed.
speaker_5HOST
Radically.
speaker_4HOST
Ah, which brings us back to that staggering statistic from the beginning.
speaker_5HOST
Exactly.
speaker_5HOST
APQC, which does massive benchmarking research on cash flow and liquidity management, released this data from Kelly Prutz.
speaker_5HOST
It shows that 65 percent of treasurers admit they do not have highly accurate 13 week cash forecasts.