Just as businesses and corporations of all types and sizes have taken advantage of the benefits and conveniences of purchasing card (P-Card) programs, so have higher education institutions. Some of the challenges and concerns of universities and colleges are identical to those of the business sector — but some are unique to higher education. Communicating
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We’re excited to be returning to the National Association of Educational Procurement (NAEP)’s Annual Conference in 2024. You’ll find us at booth 422!Some major changes have been put in place by NAEP this year, starting with the most obvious: the name. NAEP has rebranded the annual conference to NAEP EPIC. EPIC stands for Educational Procurement
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National Procurement Month is celebrated throughout the month of March and is dedicated to honoring purchasing professionals. This is a great time to show your appreciation for the dedication of your procurement team and all the hard work they do throughout the year. There are several ways to prepare for National Procurement Month, but this
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Many organizations are facing staffing shortages. Here’s how you can continue to grow your card program despite low staff.
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In the world of procurement and internal auditing, and policy compliance, it’s easy to focus on the negatives when we communicate with our cardholders on policy. Non-compliance. Split transactions. Fraud. Maverick/rogue spend. These are all important conversations to have, and it’s not always easy. It’s important to acknowledge and recognize cardholders in your organization that
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One of the biggest lessons cardholders will learn from training won’t be how to use the card.
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