Paul Peterson and Matt Barbieri, hosts of The Accounting Disruptors, explore what basketball’s three-point revolution can teach accounting leaders about AI transformation. They examine how the ERP became the center of the CFO’s office, why adding AI tools without changing workflows can limit their impact, and what businesses need beyond closed books. They also discuss the evolving role of the CFO, employees’ fears about changing responsibilities, and the opportunity to create more capacity for overburdened tax professionals. It’s an honest conversation about rethinking the accounting playbook, turning better information into better decisions, and helping people adapt as the work changes.
The Accounting Disruptors is produced by Wiss, an AI-optimized CPA and advisory firm serving privately held and venture-backed businesses.

Paul Peterson and Matt Barbieri, hosts of The Accounting Disruptors, explore what basketball’s three-point revolution can teach accounting leaders about AI transformation. They examine how the ERP became the center of the CFO’s office, why adding AI tools without changing workflows can limit their impact, and what businesses need beyond closed books. They also discuss the evolving role of the CFO, employees’ fears about changing responsibilities, and the opportunity to create more capacity for overburdened tax professionals. It’s an honest conversation about rethinking the accounting playbook, turning better information into better decisions, and helping people adapt as the work changes.
The Accounting Disruptors is produced by Wiss, an AI-optimized CPA and advisory firm serving privately held and venture-backed businesses.

Paul Peterson and Matt Barbieri, hosts of The Accounting Disruptors, explore what basketball’s three-point revolution can teach accounting leaders about AI transformation. They examine how the ERP became the center of the CFO’s office, why adding AI tools without changing workflows can limit their impact, and what businesses need beyond closed books. They also discuss the evolving role of the CFO, employees’ fears about changing responsibilities, and the opportunity to create more capacity for overburdened tax professionals. It’s an honest conversation about rethinking the accounting playbook, turning better information into better decisions, and helping people adapt as the work changes.
The Accounting Disruptors is produced by Wiss, an AI-optimized CPA and advisory firm serving privately held and venture-backed businesses.

Your ERP Wasn’t Built for This: Rethinking Accounting With AI | Ep. 30

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