More and more, a company's money moves without anyone approving it by hand.
Software is taking over execution. It pays, it collects, it operates. And for an operation that moves money across countries, suppliers, and accounts, that shift is the difference between scaling and staying stuck doing it by hand.
What decides who wins isn't who automates first. It's who automates without giving up control. Rules that hold no matter who executes: a person, a process, or an agent.
That's the thesis I've been building toward. Full version below.
If you operate money, or you're building where this goes, tell me where I'm wrong.