Michael Dillon (Sun Chemical), Rohan Chaddha (RTX), Christine Wang (Chevron Corporation), and Peter Wolf (Serrala) share their experiences of redesigning payment infrastructure within SAP environments – from tackling spreadsheet-driven processes and fragmented systems, to modernising long-standing centralised structures and building fully integrated payment and receipts factories.
The discussion explores what transformation looks like in practice across SAP-centric enterprise – the decisions treasury teams must make, the challenges encountered along the way, and the operational benefits that emerge once centralisation begins to take hold.
Featured on this episode
- Ben Poole
- Editorial Team, Treasury Management International (TMI)
- Michael Dillon
- Assistant Treasurer, Sun Chemical
- Rohan Chaddha
- Vice President Finance & Assistant Treasurer, RTX
- Peter Wolf
- Senior Managing Director Treasury Services, Serrala
Speaker
- Christine Wang
- Principal, Corporation Treasury, Chevron Corporation
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