Tag: compliance
Tech Firms Partner To Help Travelers Use Negotiated Hotel Rates When Booking Direct
Remember the good old days when corporate travel professionals would see 50 percent compliance to preferred booking channels for lodging as a big challenge? Nowadays,…
Reporter’s Notebook: Communication Breakdowns, Policy Leakage, Virtual Pay, Government (In)action
With no one conducting in-person corporate events, the industry calendar is filled with webinars and other virtual programming. No one can listen to it all….
On Plugging Leakage, Nothing New Except The Urgency
There is now plenty of justification for senior managers to authorize, and business travelers to follow, tighter booking-channel policies. For companies unable to mandate that…
How To Break The Bond Between Corporate Travel Management And International Criminal Activity
It was a record year for U.S. federal prosecution of corruption and fraud. The Justice Department Criminal Division in 2019 charged more individuals, and secured…
Op Ed: Louise Miller On Tackling Your Toughest Categories Of Un(der)managed Spend
Actively managing the largest proportion of spending possible is a primary goal for buyers across various categories. The corporate travel category presents a unique set…
Managers Use Many Methods For Business Traveler Engagement
Chicago — When $630 million accounting and consulting firm Baker Tilly about six years ago attempted a “soft” travel program rollout, it didn’t really work….
Survey, GBTA Discussions On Policy Compliance Point To Growth For Capture Tools
Chicago – The August Global Business Travel Association convention continued the corporate travel profession’s study of where policy compliance is weak and how to fix…
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