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The demands on today’s accounting professionals when it comes to travel and expense management are increasing. In an article for AccountingWeb, Concur VP of Product Management A.G. Lambert explains…

It’s good that you know where all your employees are when on business trips. It’s good that you can identify and even predict the risks they face. But what good does any of it do if you can’t…

As Talent Acquisition Intern, I work on creative content and use social media to highlight the SAP Internship Experience Project (SAP iXp) including activities, intern success stories, and our…

Business travel does not exist without a degree of risk, whether it be from flight delays, natural disasters, transportation strikes, or even pickpocketing. Because of such threats, businesses have…

The great resignation, big quit or whatever term you use is impacting HR leaders to not only ask finance for more resources to recruit and keep talent, but also engage finance to ensure employees are…

According to a report1 by the Global Business Travel Association (GBTA), U.S. firms will spend about $296 billion on travel and entertainment in 2017. On average that can amount to 10% or more of…

Summer brings more than just sun and warm weather. Often, this is the time for mid-year audits, budget planning and business travel. And if you don’t have an automated spend management system, this…

There are many benefits to automating your AP process including saving employee time, adding efficiencies to the invoice process and gaining better insight into company spend. But another positive…

Figuring out what is and what is not considered a travel expense should be easy, right? Unfortunately, that’s not always the case. Try telling this to the employee standing in the airport newsstand…