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New product embeds collections into the full subscriber lifecycle, helping finance teams forecast payments, reduce DSO, and protect retention. Zuora, a leading monetization platform, today announced the launch of Zuora Collections . This AI-powered solution  integrates collections into the full customer lifecycle to help subscription businesses manage receivables with greater efficiency and strategic focus. The release aims to modernize a traditionally siloed function by connecting collections with billing and revenue recognition workflows, empowering finance teams to collect faster, forecast more accurately, and improve customer account health. According to Zuora, finance leaders are under increasing pressure to reduce days sales outstanding (DSO), ensure predictable cash flow, and protect subscriber relationships—all while facing macroeconomic volatility. Zuora Collections addresses these needs by offering a centralized collections dashboard, AI-generated risk scores, predictive payment forecasting, and automated workflows triggered by account health and historical behavior. “Companies can’t afford to overlook the strategic advantage cash provides in today’s economic environment,” said Nikki Wong, Vice President, Product Management at Zuora. “Every interaction, including collections, impacts the customer experience and long-term value of the relationship. ”  Key Features Include: AI-Generated Insights: Health scores based on payment history, risk signals, and engagement patterns Forecasting Tools: Predict future cash inflows

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By CatholicPhilly Staff • Posted May 16, 2025 Five men will be ordained priests for the Archdiocese of Philadelphia Saturday, May 17 at 10:00 a.m. in the Cathedral Basilica of Saints Peter and Paul during Mass celebrated by Archbishop Nelson J. Pérez. All are invited to watch the ordination Mass via livestream below or on the archdiocesan Vimeo channel and the St. Charles Seminary website. Later on Saturday afternoon CatholicPhilly will post the assignments for the newly ordained priests at local parishes — plus the complete list of changes of assignment for numerous priests in the Archdiocese of Philadelphia. Get to know each of the men to be ordained and their faith journeys that led them to priesthood in our profile section. Watch a special video message of prayerful congratulations and support from Archbishop Nelson Pérez. Join the CatholicPhilly.com family CatholicPhilly.com works to strengthen the connections between people, families and communities every day by delivering the news people need to know about the Catholic Church, especially in the Philadelphia region, and the world in which we live. By your donation in any amount, you and hundreds of other people become part of our mission to inform, form in the Catholic faith and inspire the thousands

The 29th annual American Black Film Festival (ABFF) has announced its lineup of narrative and documentary features, along with the opening night HBO Short Film Award Showcase. This year’s festival will take place live in Miami Beach June 11-15, followed by an online segment June 16-24 on ABFF PLAY, and spotlights incredible emerging creatives in the filmmaking space.  In past years, the ABFF’s prestigious HBO Short Film Award has helped launch the careers of some of the most successful filmmakers, such as: Ryan Coogler  (2011 HBO Short Film Award Winner – Fig), Reinaldo Marcus Green (2013 HBO Short Film Award Finalist – Stone Cars), Rashaad Ernesto Green (2008 HBO Short Film Award Winner – Premature), Frank E. Flowers (2003 HBO Short Film Award Winner –  Swallow ), Steven Caple, Jr. (2013 HBO Short Film Award Winner – A Different Tree ), and more.  The American Black Film Festival (ABFF) continues to serve as a vital force in Hollywood, spotlighting bold storytelling and fresh creative voices for a global audience. The 2025 festival will feature a compelling lineup of narrative and documentary films from the United States, Canada, Jamaica, Ghana, South Africa, Nigeria, Zambia, United Kingdom, Democratic Republic of Congo and other nations. Audiences can anticipate a powerful selection of narrative features, spanning genres

The most popular shorts program at the deadCenter Film Festival each year is Okie Shorts. Okie Shorts is a collection of short films made by Oklahoma filmmakers, typically filmed in Oklahoma. Because the filmmakers are local, they all come to the screenings at the festival and stay after to talk to audience members about their films. And, the filmmakers’ family and friends pack the theater, creating a raucous, supportive environment for premiering a short film.  One of my all-time favorites Okie shorts is Course of Food, a short documentary that won best Okie Short in 2015. The film was created by restauranteur Marc Dunham, owner of Nashbird Chicken, and filmmaking duo Christopher Hunt and David Tester of 1577 Productions. Hunt and Tester created the documentary about coach Eddie Sutton called Eddie: Cost of Greatness, which premiered at deadCenter.  In Course of Food, the film traces the life cycle of food by following an organically raised pig from Waynoka, Oklahoma all the way through to its final destination as an entrée on a plate at Ludivine Restaurant here in Oklahoma City. Andy Bowen, the organic pig farmer who also served as Mayor of Waynoka, became a break-out star and ended up

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