With the price tag attached to IT purchases, it’s critical to secure the best deal you can. Purchasing consortiums are a good strategy … some of the time.
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Tags: IT buys, Purchasing cosortiums, Purchasing power, Tech buyers
Desperate times call for extra vigilance in order to protect your company’s resources.
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Tags: Accounts Receivable, Bum economy, Company cash, External fraud, Google Maps, Red flag
Forget what all the pundits say about the cost and availability of credit. We’ve got the scoop straight from the horse’s mouth.
Tags: Credit availability, Credit lines, Federal Reserve, Horse's mouth, Loan standards
It’s one of the fastest-growing technologies: Remote Deposit Capture (RDC). But before you sign on, make sure you have three issues covered.
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Tags: Duplicate item detection, Image quality, Processed check identification, RDC, Remote deposit capture
Can’t get a loan? No worries. At least the Small Business Administration is there to help … isn’t it?
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Tags: Credit Unions, Factoring, SBA loans, Secondary market, Small business administration
Sad but true: These days, many companies are cutting headcount, some of which may be your contacts at your customers’ or suppliers’.
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Tags: A/P, A/R, Billing cycle, Cash flow, Cutting headcount, Year-end crunch
Stuck with an awkward Web address that makes your company hard to find? Don’t fret, the new year will bring a big opportunity.
Tags: .books, .com, Bad web addresses, ICANN, Top-level domain names
Leasing office equipment is supposed to be the more cost-effective alternative to buying, isn’t it?
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Tags: Equipment leases, Evergreen clauses, Office equipment, Rip-offs
You know the ones — the invoices as thick as a phonebook. Here’s a solution to ease this common A/P headache.
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Tags: A/P, California, Director of Finance, Invoices, Vendor invoices
Everyone knows it’s important to make environmentally friendly moves. But how many of your peers are putting their money where their mouths are?
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Tags: Employee retention, Environmental impact, Greener office, KPMG, Supplier selection
