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IMA
IMA Webinar
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Taming the T&E Beast: Visibility, Benchmarking, and Control
Wednesday, April 17, 2019 at 01:00 PM
Eastern Daylight Time
Duration: 60 minutes
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Event Description
Cost-effective travel and expense (T&E) management solutions are empowering companies of all sizes to reduce expense report processing costs, increase productivity across the enterprise, improve working capital management, mitigate risk exposure, and minimize maverick spend. With T&E traditionally ranking as the second- largest operational cost for companies, taming this beast leads to significant business benefits.
Ernie Humphrey, of 360 Thought Leadership Consulting as well as Treasury Webinars, will discuss how visibility into T&E processes and expenses—when combined with the right industry benchmarking—allows companies to take control of T&E spend while also directly impacting top-line revenue and the bottom line. He will review new benchmarking data from Certify’s industry-leading SpendSmart™ reports, as well some of the most outrageous expenses submitted during five years of Certify T&E surveys.
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Learning Objectives
After this webinar, you will be able to:
1. Identify the strategic value of real-time visibility into your company’s T&E processes and spend.
2. Explain how to leverage benchmarks for better management of T&E spend.
3. Apply proven strategies to improve policy compliance, mitigate fraud exposures and unwarranted T&E spend, and control T&E processing and reporting costs.
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