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Managed corporate travel produces huge amounts of data. Organizations need it to watch expenses, monitor programs, track travelers and comply with various taxation and legal requirements.
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New York — Wisconsin-based Fox World Travel is in the second of five phases of building an artificial intelligence-augmented traveler experience designed to eventually deliver AI-powered ticketing and self-service as a conversation. Under a mantra of “fast, small steps,” the travel management company thus far has exposed the project to agents for guidance and troubleshooting,…
Partnership Travel Consulting launched auditing services to ensure corporate clients are getting the lowest fare offers, comparing ticketed fares with what’s on carrier websites, booking negotiated corporate hotel rates and adding lodging to air bookings. PTC partnered with three firms to deliver these and other related services. In January, it will invest in Fare Audit,…
From a 2018 baseline, Swiss Re last year cut business air travel spending in half and slashed associated greenhouse gas emissions by more than 60 percent. A lot went into those reductions, including an internal carbon price coupled with carbon budgets. A $50 billion Zurich-based provider of reinsurance and insurance, Swiss Re committed to achieving…
United Airlines offers data feeds on behalf of corporate clients to several travel risk management providers. This is helpful for capturing info on direct bookings and changes made with the airline. However, some travel risk management providers, including Everbridge, “refuse to work with us,” according to United Airlines senior manager for digital sales Mike Fitzgerald….
Cost control remains corporate travel management’s cornerstone, but shifts in the relationships between employers and their people (and the planet) brought updated metrics to the fore. Newer key performance indicators on satisfaction and sustainability increasingly accompany negotiated savings in the assessment toolkit. Measuring program compliance continues to underpin multiple priorities. According to buyers and consultants,…
Steven Mandelbaum is senior vice president for business solutions at education consulting firm EAB, which he joined in 2000. He has managed travel throughout much of that time and now has responsibility for most internal operations, including technology, real estate, events, employee experience and strategic vendor partnerships. Travel represents about 20 percent of his job,…
Travel management is always all about data, but what does it say? Benchmarks can provide many answers, putting a program’s effectiveness into context, but obtaining good ones and using them effectively may be harder than it seems. The Company Dime asked more than a dozen travel managers and industry consultants to discuss the best practices….
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