Reporting

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. They use business intelligence tools and expense management to gather and analyze.

Some examples of our coverage
• If Corporate Travel Data Is ‘Awful,’ Here’s Why
• GM Rolls Out SAP Concur Globally, Considers Pre-Trip Approval
• Companies Rework Systems For Sanctioning Business Travel
• Ties With Human Resources Tighten As Corporate Travel Management Gains Executive Visibility
• Coronavirus Exposes Weaknesses In Business Traveler Tracking
• Sold On Off-Channel Booking Capture? Here Are Additional Considerations
• Why Use AI For Audits? ‘The Mind Gets Trained To Have A Positive Bias’
• Counting The Ways To Integrate Travel And Expense, Authorized Or Otherwise
• New International Tax Framework Demands Solid Travel Booking Data

For Green Travel, Progress And Lip Service

David Jonas

For corporations and individuals looking to reduce their carbon footprints, business travel is a troublesome contributor. Chasing sales opportunities and growing revenue often requires travel. For some companies, business travel is the single biggest source of carbon emissions. In the middle of the last decade, green travel initiatives seemed to have momentum. But then the…

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