06 Apr Hackett’s 2015 Procurement Key Issues
Last month, Hackett, the authority on P2P, published their 2015 Key Issues study, an annual review of the priorities facing procurement organisations....
Last month, Hackett, the authority on P2P, published their 2015 Key Issues study, an annual review of the priorities facing procurement organisations....
If it was possible to inject, at no cost to the tax-payer – not million or billions – but trillions of dollars into the economy, should it be done? It’s...
A survey of finance professionals in large enterprises executed jointly by PaymentWorks and sharedserviceslink reports a direct correlation of satisfaction with supplier portals and the rate of supplier adoption....
You know when something sounds too good to be true, it probably is. Like you know when politicians are lying – their lips move....
Perception is reality right? In terms of how people make decisions and form opinions, yes, perception is reality. And that’s why it is important to question what is perceived to...
We work with many purchase to pay solution providers and they’re quite a mixed bunch when it comes to practicing what they preach. I won’t name and shame. One business, very well-known and respected that advocates prompt payment is the worst payer of its own suppliers I have ever come across. Another, offering a very slick P2P solution has the least impressive P2P processes themselves.
This kind of corporate hypocrisy (a bit harsh, I know) is not uncommon but I don't think it makes a solution provider a bad company just because they don’t always take their own medicine. What is impressive however is a company – perhaps not best known as a P2P solution provider – that has the best reference site you could wish for – themselves.