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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One of the biggest lessons cardholders will learn from training won’t be how to use the card.
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For many, a new year means a fresh start. It’s a time to reflect on the past, examine any shortcomings, and then look forward to the future, with a resolution to do better. Whether your plan is to lose weight, exercise more, or save money, now is the perfect time to set new goals, all
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Communicating positive purchasing behavior to employees who purchase goods and services for the organization often remains overlooked by approving managers or the central review team. Focused on red flags with potential for fraud or misuse, communicating the risky behavior takes priority. A follow-up by managers of these risks takes precedence to help reduce or stop
Company policies and procedures do matter, and they are at the foundation of any P-Card program.
The best way for your business to be proactive is by establishing internal controls for your P-Card program — ones that are both effective and efficient — to stop problems before they start.
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