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As seen in: Asheville Poetry Review, PYMNTS, JD Supra, Our State, Aspentech, Automation.com, RTInsights, Behind the Bookshelves
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Ameris Bank Tells CFOs Faster Invoices Mean Faster Revenue

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By Keith Flynn Verified
| PYMNTS Verified
By PYMNTS | March 3, 2026 | Highlights Many firms sell digitally but still invoice and get paid through paper-era processes, delaying cash flow and reducing liquidity and visibility. Streamlining invoicing and collections (often without replacing core systems) can cut DSO and accelerate revenue, a critical lever in a high-rate environment. Letting customers choose how to pay improves the payment experience and drives faster settlement, with recurring-payment sectors leading adoption.
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3 Ways Data Historians Improve Industrial Business Practices

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By Keith Flynn Verified
| RTInsights Verified
An industrial data historian improves access to data and is a critical component of an organization’s industrial data foundation for advanced analytics and visualization. Today’s industrial facilities generate massive amounts of data every minute — ranging from automation system data to real-time asset insights about plant machinery, temperatures, sensors, and more.
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Asheville’s Voice

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By Keith Flynn Verified, Rebecca Woltz Verified, Georgann Eubanks, Krista Bremer
| Our State Verified
Mountain Moods series: In western North Carolina, there’s a place for everyone: artists and epicures, locals and visitors, explorers and kick-back-and-relaxers. Down in the valleys, high on the peaks, around every bend in the road, communities with identities all their own remind us that our mountains contain multitudes. Let us begin in the center — Pack Square Park in the heart of downtown Asheville — and follow the sound of drums in the distance.
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