If you find yourself continually chasing late payments, you aren’t alone. The government estimates UK businesses are owed £23.4 billion in late invoices. Its Prompt Payment Code aims to solve the problem of late invoices owed to small businesses –...
What’s the weather like with you today? It’s important because today, 15 July, is St Swithin’s Day. And according to folklore, the weather today dictates the weather for the next 40 days. So if it rains today, it will rain for the next 40 days....
When faced with the crisis of the past year, your natural reaction was probably to be defensive. You may have cut costs, cut staff and generally reigned spending in so you could weather the storm. Looking at the stats, we can see that you weren’t...
Whether you’re trying to grow or scale your business, your strategy should highlight changing market forces and your plan on how to react to them. Entering new markets and expanding supplier networks comes with new complexities that can be hard to...
From over or underspending on VAT, to finding menial errors within expense reports – ensuring your spend management is in tip top shape is crucial to sailing through the audit process. In the audit world – compliance is key. With SAP Concur...
There are many challenges relating to the AP process, but one area that often gets overlooked is the impact of fraud, human error and compliance on the bottom line. In our talk Invoice Fraud, Minimise Human Error and Improve Compliance, we look at...
How Are Finance and IT Leaders Navigating the Path to Post-Pandemic Success? It is with cautious optimism that we look forward to living and working in a post-pandemic world. If we’ve learned anything over the past 15 months, it’s that staying...
I’m fortunate to work exclusively with existing customers of SAP Concur, and without doubt we are seeing more clients than ever before exploring how they can leverage technology on a global scale to deliver the biggest impact possible on their...
From lost sales to unprecedented boosts in demand, the impact of COVID-19 was as jarring as it was unexpected. Overall, the UK economy, measured by gross domestic product (GDP), shrank by a record 19.8% in the second quarter (April to June) of...