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For most businesses today, giving yourself an edge is critical.

Just a few weeks ago, over 4,500 companies and 11,000 attendees made their way to Vegas in hopes to learn, share, and strike new partnerships.

We like to think that everything business has gone digital.

Does your accounting team fill a strategic role at your company?

This past August, accounts payable staff at MacEwan University in Edmonton made a simple change to vendor banking information that ended up costing the university $11.8 million.

Technological disruption and adaptation can be difficult, particularly for those who work in traditionally regulated industries like financial services.

Fatigue Science is an innovative company that uses biomathematical science and wearable technology to measure occupational fatigue.

Back in 2012, the ACCA (the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants) put out a

Our product team has been busy over the last few months, adding new integrations to the Quadient Accounts Payable Automation by Beanworks suite.

Automation is not a new concept in accounting, but it’s often one that is viewed with some measure of skepticism.

It has been a big month for Yaypay.

QuickBooks Online (QBO) was launched by Intuit in 2010 as a web-based accounting platform for small and medium-sized businesses, following on the strength of the on-premise version, QuickBooks Desk

This week the Institute of Finance & Management (IOFM) announced the winners of the fir

While Intuit QuickBooks has long been a trusted name among small businesses, a large proportion of mid-market businesses and large professional accounting firms are also familiar with this accounti

Order to cash (OTC) covers a wide range of processes from sale initiation to collections. Diligent CFOs track key ratios to make sure this important pipeline works efficiently.

“Order to cash” is a broad term. It captures every process and activity from order receipt to fulfillment and payment collection – a virtual catch-all bucket that is notoriously tough to measure.

How would you evaluate your current vendor payments workflow?

Back office functions get a bad rep. They do not enjoy the same amount of attention and investment as sales or R&D – primarily because they do not drive top-line growth in any obvious way.

If you are in the business of selling products or services on credit, you effectively have two businesses – collections being the second one.

What is it costing your company right now to generate invoices and process payments?

The pace of technology change is staggering: If you see a gadget in a sci-fi movie, chances are you will get to test-drive it in real life sooner than you think.

Robots are a familiar site in most modern manufacturing facilities. And now, they are becoming more and more prevalent – only you cannot see them.

Purchasing a technology solution can represent a huge up-front investment for a corporation—but one that can potentially pay for itself many times over.