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NetSuite’s James Chisham on SEA’s e-invoicing maze, data residency and who pays when AI gets it wrong

In a convention centre full of AI agents, autonomous closes and pyrotechnic keynotes, James Chisham has the least glamorous job at Oracle NetSuite’s SuiteWorld in Las Vegas. He is the man who makes the software obey the taxman. As Vice President of Product Management and International Strategy, Chis

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In a convention centre full of AI agents, autonomous closes and pyrotechnic keynotes, James Chisham has the least glamorous job at Oracle NetSuite’s SuiteWorld in Las Vegas. He is the man who makes the software obey the taxman. As Vice President of Product Management and International Strategy, Chis

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