SAP Concur stories - Page 4

Sustainability, and the role technology has in managing corporate travel, has become a major focal point for business leaders.

A new study by SAP Concur has found 86% of businesses across the Asia Pacific say their companies are actively considering sustainability when managing travel.

eInvoicing is hailed as Australia's economic saviour, with government agencies given less than five months to adopt the new system.

Australian and New Zealand businesses face increased risk of fraud this festive season due to distractions and increased activity, warns SAP Concur.

SAP Concur has released its findings on the impact of COVID-19 on businesses and has created a guide on navigating disaster resilience.

WalkMe expands partnership with SAP Concur to enhance employee experience in hybrid working. New solution aims to reduce friction of new technology.

Australian finance and IT leaders are set to drive COVID-19 recovery, but must collaborate and break down silos, finds study by SAP Concur and Oxford Economics.

APAC businesses turn to intelligent technology to combat stress over competition and employee safety, according to SAP Concur study.

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SAP Concur joins Xero app marketplace to provide unified accounting system for small businesses in Australia and New Zealand.

Asia Pacific organisations that rely on manual finance processes could be losing as much as US$21.5 billion due to productivity inefficiencies each year.

Talend appoints Christal Bemont, ex-chief revenue officer at SAP Concur, as new CEO, alongside Ann-Christel Graham as CRO and Jamie Kiser as CCO.

Small and medium businesses are being held back by manual expense management practices, according to SAP Concur.

Financial compliance remains a weak point for businesses, with internal control weaknesses and employees being the main culprits, according to SAP Concur.

With the right technology, companies can capture consumer, sales, and expense data, and use it to evaluate and construct future plans.

Most companies tend to take a basic approach that focuses on numbers and compliance, without much room for grey areas or negotiation.

When it comes to business travel expenses, some still have to be done the manual way and they often rely on employee estimates.

Digitalising travel and expense data cuts paperwork and saves money, says SAP Concur, offering real-time visibility and automation for smoother business trips.

Deloitte has become the first Certified Implementation Partner for SAP Concur in Australia and New Zealand, enhancing its ability to deliver end-to-end service.

Australian organisations can prevent fraud with updated policies, plugging leaks, and automating routine tasks, says SAP Concur. Proper controls are key.