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Catch up on the latest guidance from our experts, including their insight on workforce management, automation and process optimization trends.
Canon Business Process Services and the Institute of Finance and Management (IOFM) surveyed finance executives and accounts payable (AP) professionals on their top AP improvement challenges and priorities. Download our infographic on what CFOs say they are doing to improve AP performance.
A study by Gartner indicates that 60 percent of data kept by companies has no business value, but still carries huge risk. An efficient records and information management program can help avoid this scenario.
A recent study conducted by the Institute of Finance and Management (IOFM) and Canon Business Process Services investigates steps AP departments are taking to eliminate inefficient paper processes and solutions they are considering in order to drive higher performance.
The United States Postal Services released its fiscal year 2016 first quarter report and the news is long overdue. The USPS generated enough revenue and controlled enough cost to produce its first profitable quarter in recent memory.
This week, a session at the LegalTech® New York 2016 conference focused on the benefits of strong information governance (IG) as it pertains to the discovery process.
As I mentioned in a previous post, the presentation shares challenges and opportunities connected with a complex task that facilities management executives face every day: deliver vital services that support their organization’s employees and site operations.
The latest USPS rate increase in three years took effect on January 17, 2016. Although cost increases are inevitable, this is a good time for mail centers to review and sharpen their shipping practices to lessen the pain resulting from the latest rate increases from all three services providers...
In the past five years several technologies have converged with the P2P process from different directions including procurement, AP and e-Commerce networks. The result is more confusion and work for the buyer.