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Australian businesses aren’t managing their expenses effectively, using outdated manual systems and missing out on opportunities.

Concur urges firms to boost transparency of employee travel spending, driving cost savings and policy compliance.

Have you ever felt like you’re dealing with piles of paper invoices and have a lack of visibility into your AP process? You’re not alone.

Mobile devices are changing the workplace, says Concur, as more employees expect to interact with their company on their smartphone.

Many Kiwi businesses are unaware they have data siloed across departments and systems, when they think they have automated their AP systems.

Businesses need to complete objective, real-time audits in order to catch expense irregularities before they become more serious issues.

The new financial year is an opportunity for small businesses to reassess their business practices and see where they can boost success.

NZ's SMBs urged to embrace tech for a competitive edge; Concur highlights mobile, networking, and cloud solutions as game-changers.

Business travelers on alert: Rise in scams threatens credit card and loyalty point security, experts advise caution.

With increased travel risks, Concur urges Kiwi employers to boost duty of care for employees on the move, emphasising real-time tracking and communication.

SMBs must embrace mobile tech for boundless productivity and workforce attraction, asserts Concur's SMB director, Matt Goss.

Digital workplace trends such as paperless contracts and receipts, hands-free conference calls, and wallet-free living are on the rise, according to Concur.

True disruption can only occur when a technology solves a problem in such a way that users can’t imagine doing the same task the old way ever again.

Serko, the online travel booking business, widened its first-half loss in line with its May prospectus as it hired more staff to chase sales growth.