What it costs to move money—literally.
If you are interested in what it costs to move money between parties (in this case between countries) today’s Wall Street Journal is for you.
When Disruptive Innovation Turns into Arrogance
Disruptive Innovation should be about re-writing the economics of an industry, not breaking laws or acting unethically. Hubris leads to the latter.
Stroopwafels and Asian-Style Snack Mix
Second in my series of Road Warrior posts, this one is about the return of airline snacks and the Stroopwafel.
Sovos Compliance Buys Invoiceware
Invoiceware is tax-compliant e-invoice software. Sovos has added Invoiceware to its stable of tax-compliance software applications and services.
Agencies that are not Agents. Principals without Principle?
Advertisers called out ad agencies for hiding supplier rebates from them. Does your managed service provider make money from suppliers that you do not know about?
2016 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Procure-to-Pay Suites
The 2016 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Procure-to-Pay Suites is available. What’s most interesting is who no longer meets the criteria for inclusion.
Airbnb and HomeAway: When Marketplace Business Models Collide
Airbnb and HomeAway are battling it out with different marketplace business models and HomeAway is changing their business model substantially.
Tales from a B2B Road Warrior: Extended Stay America
The first in my new series of silly posts on my absurd travel experiences: Tales from a B2B Road Warrior. Sorry to pick on Extended Stay America.
Last Week in Auto Consortia: Covisint and OEConnection
Two auto consortia formed in the B2B bubble era were in the news last week: Covisint (a not so great story) and OEConnection (a success story).
