The obvious winner in anyeBilling scenario is the biller. Costs are reduced, days sales outstanding (DSO) is reduced, and their reputation is enhanced by their investment in the environment. All good reasons for the biller to go the eBilling root.
What about the end user? While organizations incentivize adoption of their eBilling initiatives, to maximize their benefits, their customers will continue to ask, “What’s in it for me? Why must I help you reduce your costs?”
Pittsburgh, PA (PRWEB) June 16, 2009 -- ENTRA®, a leading strategy and analysis services firm, today announced availability on its web site, www.entrainc.com, its first 'Factor Analysis', this study focusing on law firm electronic billing issues and solutions. With this study, ENTRA becomes the first and only organization focused on providing traditional industry analyst expertise in the legal marketplace. This initial study offers law firms a quick analysis of the issues they face in ebilling, and a review of solutions, providing expert analysis of the market and competitors, and shortening the time for evaluation of various competitive options.
Buying properties, paying rent and settling tax bills can be performed with the swipe of plastic card. No more paper currency cluttering up the game, which plays more quickly with the new method.
The speed and convenience of electronic banking has prompted growing numbers of consumers to sign up for those services at their banks. The electronic services offered by banks also have created another benefit.
More than half of Bank of Oklahoma's customers have opted for some form of online banking, said Derek Martin, vice president of product management for the state's largest commercial bank.
Henderson utility customers will soon have the option of going paperless after the City Council unanimously approved a contract to make the Department of Utility Services’ billing system electronic.
Customers can already pay their bills online. The new system will do away with the need for paper statements, which will be able to be delivered via e-mail.
INDIANAPOLIS -- CTI Group, a leading provider of ebilling, bill analysis, VoIP call recording and call management applications, today announces that its United States operation is now offering the company’s eBilling suite of products, following tremendous success in Europe. The products, which include ‘Dynamic Reports’, an electronic billing and invoice solution and ‘Analysis’, an online reporting tool enable businesses looking for ways to cut costs, to run more efficiently and differentiate themselves from their competition by offering a ‘green’ solution.
