When it comes to reporting and analytics in the world of expense management, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed with messy expense data, especially when you have so many sources of data to consider. When we say messy expense data, you may have an image in your head of what we mean. Messy expense data is
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Card Integrity has announced a cooperative partnership with the Virginia Higher Education Procurement Consortium (VHEPC). This means that Card Integrity’s expense monitoring services are being rolled out to VHEPC member institutions as a value-add for being part of the Consortium. We are thrilled to continue to work with VHEPC and its member institutions by providing
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March is an exciting time of year for procurement professionals. The Institute of Public Procurement (NIGP) has dedicated it as National Procurement Month, a time for recognition among those in the industry for all the hard work that they do, and the impact that work has on society. Though public procurement is the most directly
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The procurement realm is often placed under one big umbrella. If you’re purchasing goods and services for your business in a way that minimizes risk and maximizes value, you’re in procurement. This makes it so that when you search for knowledge and resources relevant to your job function, it’s easy to find basic information, but
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As we approach the New Year, taking a holistic look at your card program to see where improvements could be made may be a good idea. A New Year’s Resolution, if you will. To help with that, Card Integrity has compiled a roundup of some of our top articles this year and categorized them by
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When it comes to work-related travel, experts have projected that we are back to pre-pandemic levels. According to Business Travel News, the World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) has projected that global business travel will reach $1.5 trillion at the conclusion of 2024, which is 6.2% higher than 2019, the year before the pandemic. Suffice
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