Monthly Archives: January 2012

Top 5 A/P Trends for 2012

The current economic climate is forcing companies to pursue lean operations as strongly as ever.  It’s a message that we hear at SunGard, and that you may hear from your employer as well.  Lean operations are driven by the understanding that only the most efficient organizations survive.

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TradeCard Grows by 36% in 2011

TradeCard Inc., the supply chain collaboration platform used by more than 10,000 retailers, brands, manufacturers and service providers, recently reported that it grew by 36% in 2011.  TradeCard attributes this increase to its cloud-based platform for end-to-end supply chain visibility.

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Corcentric Lands Dorman Products

Corcentric, a provider of Internet Parts Ordering (IPO) solutions for the automotive industry, recently announced they have added Dorman Products to their growing list of suppliers.  Dorman is a supplier of dealer “exclusive” automotive replacement parts, automotive hardware, brake products, and household hardware to the automotive aftermarket and mass merchandise markets.

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Where is the craziest place you’ve found a missing invoice?

When PayStream posed the question, where’s the craziest place you’ve found a missing invoice to leading Account Payable industry representatives, we found some of the answers quite shocking and comical.  However, it wouldn’t take Sherlock Holmes to solve the case of the missing invoice, if these companies had implemented e-invoice technology.

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5 Ways Holiday Ecommerce is Changing – Lessons learned from the Chase Paymentech Cyber Holiday Pulse Index

By Mike Duffy, president, Chase Paymentech

Expectations ran high for the 2011 holiday shopping season.  Statistics from the U.S. Department of Commerce showed ecommerce sales for the first three quarters were up over 17 percent versus 2010.  Forrester Research issued a forecast predicting 15 percent growth for ecommerce during the holiday season.  Federal Express announced plans to hire 20,000 seasonal workers to handle an anticipated 10 percent increase in package volume.

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