IT and business services company Logica has extended its partnership with electronic invoicing network OB10. The new interoperation agreement is expected to unite the scale, geographic spread and full tax compliance of two large e-invoicing networks with nearly 50,000 corporate users across more than 90 countries. Via this strategic move, the companies say they will enable their customers to accelerate cost savings from e-invoicing worth millions of Euros every year.
Electronic invoicing services provider DO2 Technologies has launched OpenInvoice Kiosk, a new technology that provides electronic approval of delivery tickets and goods receipts at a field or delivery location.
Central National Bank of Enid offers products to suit the needs of a fast-paced world, according to Tracy Anderson, vice president of retail at Central National Bank (CNB).
The next great advancement in the digitization of the accounts payable (A/P) process will be leveraging the vast quantities of data that it makes available. Putting these data to work for the benefit of the corporation not only results in significant financial benefits for the organization as a whole, but it also elevates the A/P function itself to the "next level" in a number of ways.
With all the talk of "green" this and "green" that, it's interesting when a figures from a survey such as the one by InfoPrint Solutions Company, a joint venture between IBM and Ricoh, show that paper is still "in" with consumers. Granted, the report might be a little self-serving. InfoPrint is, after all, a printer and software solutions company. However, I still think the numbers are worth a look.