Looking beyond traditional O2C solutions: The limits of technology and automation
To cope with the challenges brought upon by the pandemic, organizations are looking to free up working capital and improve cash flow. To achieve this, companies need an Order-to-Cash (O2C) solution that can guarantee business outcomes.
4 ways telematics help optimize fleet management
Controlling fleet costs in the age of COVID is incredibly challenging. See the 4 ways telematics can help optimize fleet management.
Aligning people and process to your new technology with readiness workshops – Part 2
Integrating change management into the technology implementation methodology will have significant impact on helping companies hit these TBOs.
Aligning people and process to your new technology with readiness workshops – Part 1
Getting the optimal benefits out of your new Source-to-Pay technology relies on aligning your processes to target outcomes and success metrics.
Customer-to-cash in the era of COVID
Several concerns are pushing CFOs to reassess how to achieve their revenue targets as part of the Customer to Cash (C2C) process.
Order-to-Cash transformation: A lot more than just automation
Order-to-cash transformation cannot rely on technology alone to reap all the possible benefits. There needs to be a combination of technology, consulting and managed services?what we call Managed O2C.
PEPPOL in 2021 – What you need to know
PEPPOL (Pan European Public Procurement On-Line) has been gaining ground as the standard framework for electronic document exchange (primarily e-invoicing) for the public sector across Europe and beyond.
The value of guaranteed order-to-cash business outcomes
A conversation with Corcentric Executive Vice President and CFO, Mark Joyce, and O2C Practice Lead, Jeffrey Grosman, on the impact that guaranteed O2C business outcomes can have on company performance as a whole and, more specifically, CFO priorities.
Are you still empowered to buy what you need?
Instilling a sense of empowerment to buyers while getting more visibility to make decisions will be an essential measure of success for procurement.