Alongside smaller companies, there are still many medium and largesized companies that have not yet implemented real-time monitoring of their payment processes. The result? These organizations then fail to discover missing cash until the end of the month. This is often the case despite tried-and-tested digital payment platforms that standardize and automate cash flows being readily available in the market. With such tools, corporations are provided with the necessary controlling and an uninterrupted overview of these cash flows.
For this reason, a central record of all existing accounts and payment governance are indispensable for any company. Moreover, central payment solutions not only provide protection against fraud, but also reduce costs to process payment flows. They also trigger an alarm if unusual transactions occur, making hidden bank accounts and a black economy a thing of the past.
View WhitepaperGovernment-imposed embargoes and sanctions on who you can trade with and how, are changing almost daily which poses a great risk to your business. How do you keep up-to-date with which payments and cash transfers are allowed?
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Today we see many CFOs are making progress towards creating a technology-enabled finance function, but much work lies ahead. Too many companies still rely on outdated data for key decision-making and experience challenges of consolidating numerous disparate systems. For the successful delivery of insightful analytics, the capacity in the finance function must be released by the introduction of far more automated and efficient payment processes. Underpinning all of this will be digital technologies, mobile e-enabled finance tools, leading-edge d ...
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Managing multi-cloud environments can be especially challenging. Too often, IT capabilities and resources haven’t been fully addressed. ...
How has the COVID-19 pandemic and the necessity of the distributed, anywhere workforce shifted the future of work? Forrester Consulting conducted a survey, commissioned by VMware, to global future-of-work decision-makers with responsibility for strategy and security from various global industries on how the challenges of moving to an anywhere workforce has changed the way they do business and the way they perceive business will continue to be done.
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The Great Resignation. The Big Quit. Whatever name it goes by, the recent increase in employee...