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.
The Company Dime on Monday hosted its first LinkedIn audio event, welcoming industry contacts to discuss whatever they’d like. Though much of it rehashed industry debates, some of the conversation was pointed and challenging. In a LinkedIn audio event, hosts can welcome participants to a virtual stage, bringing up the attendee’s avatar and opening their…
When assessing what she could do to further her company’s people-planet-profit agenda, Lindsay Balram sought high-impact but easy wins. She landed on making life easy for travelers, even if it meant spending more, and keeping track of how hard travel is on them. Her company, biopharmaceutical firm Alkermes, built a dashboard for various metrics to…
“As we all know,” said S&P Global director of global travel and meetings Ann Dery, “TMC data is horrendously awful.” Dery’s comment at the Global Business Travel Association convention in August elicited faux disbelief from co-panelist Steve Sitto, senior group manager for global travel, events and mobility supply chain at Tesla. They elaborated. “I don’t…
As part of an effort to automate business-to-business transactions for 40,000 customers that use its enterprise resource planning software, Oracle Corp. on Wednesday announced corporate card integration with JPMorgan Chase. The travel card and expenses initiative would reduce the expense reimbursement cycle through a new touchless mobile experience. “When a mutual customer’s linked JPMorgan corporate…
CWT earmarked some of its development budget for new trip reporting that pulls in info from multiple bookings to make client data more comprehensive. The travel management company expects it to roll out early next year as part of a new analytics solution. Depending on the client, upwards of 30 percent of trips may have…
Corporate travel professionals know a thing or two about attempting to produce forecasts amid uncertainty. According to Michael Mankins, a leader in Bain & Company’s organization and strategy practices, companies are better off nurturing adaptability, flexibility and dynamic planning than trying to get more out of the crystal ball. Senior executives often lament, “If we…
Increasingly prominent in corporate travel, sustainability reporting is a complicated area. According to this article by Tensie Whelan, director of the NYU Stern Center for Sustainable Business, an organization should develop its environmental, social and governance disclosures after first considering existing standards, conducting analyses, establishing KPIs and understanding the financial return on its sustainability strategy….
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