Businesses are becoming more and more active and dynamic today. Gone are the days of long development and sales cycles, complex business processes, and communication gaps. At least, even if they haven’t completely gone away, no one today is content with them. Today, everyone wants things to happen quickly and

Travel and expense management in any organization has its own set of challenges. Some of these arise due to the nature of the process, some man-made, some trivial, and some serious. Whatever the cause, these challenges can have an adverse effect on the organization’s bottom line. In this post, we’ll

Any employee who travels on official business has to report all his expenses to claim them later. These expense reports list down all the expenses incurred by the employee in the course of his travel and each expense has to be backed by its receipt as proof. Receipt audit is

Continuing from last week, here are some more best practices in procurement that you can implement at your workplace. A governing policy: Every organization has its own rules and regulations governing procurement. Some organizations frown at purchasing from anyone who has an adverse impact on the environment while some organizations

Today, procurement is an important strategic function that supports nearly all of the organization’s business operations and has an impact on organizational expenditure. Every organization wants to make its procurement as optimal and efficient as possible. By nature a complex process, it takes time for procurement to reach that stage

Supplier relationship management is one of the most important mandates of the procurement function of any organization, part of which is implementing best practices in supplier management. In this post, we’ll see some of these. Suppler performance management: This is an important activity that is unfortunately not followed by too