The structure of work is shifting as digital platforms connect workers with opportunities in ways that resemble markets. 

Trulioo CEO Vicky Bindra says the ability to unify high-quality data and apply “good friction” at the right moments is key to fighting fraud.

FIS’ Mladen Vladic discusses why future-ready payments infrastructure is important as AI agents begin to search, negotiate and transact.

Boost's Dean Leavitt explains why B2B firms are realizing that the velocity at which their AP and AR systems can adapt to real-world demands is now a key lever for growth. 

With AI-powered fraud becoming standard, Entersekt's Dewald Nolte shares why the competitive edge in payments security lies in context.

The Clearing House’s Sal Karakaplan says reliability, security and transparency will determine how innovations gain durable traction.

Velera’s Cody Banks says credit unions that operationalize data and automate decision-making will distinguish themselves in payments.

Bob Legters, CPO at Paysafe, says the increasing use of digital wallets can streamline back-office processes and reduce costs.

i2c Chief Client Officer Serena Smith says real-time payments require interoperability so banks can connect compliance and stop fraud.

Marschall Runge, former CEO and dean of Michigan Medicine, says he was wrong to be cautious about healthcare AI.