Tag: Microsoft
Climate Activism On Corporate Travel Reaches New Heights
The Guardian on Thursday highlighted a pressure campaign to get Microsoft to cap business travel emissions at 2020 levels. Supported by several organizations, including the…
To Fill Millions Of Open Jobs, Many Workers Need More Than Skills
Steve Lohr has covered technology, business and economics for The New York Times for more than 20 years. He is the author of “Data-ism” and…
The Future Of Travel Management Companies: Part Four, Pricing Comes To Jesus
People called for a restructuring of travel management company pricing for years before the pandemic; now, some call it urgent. Stopgaps are in place in…
Resuming Business Travel Is Exceedingly Complicated But New Resources And Advice Help
“When I don’t know the answer, I might ramble on.” The humble comment during a webinar last week by a leading thinker on corporate travel…
Frustrated With Airlines’ GDS Bypass Programs And Threats, BCD Travel Pays Microsoft To Build An Agent Desktop
BCD Travel is paying Microsoft about $20 million for a multi-GDS search and booking desktop system that also could help agents manage bookings made outside…
Big Companies Turn To Biofuel To Help Cut Business Travel Air Emissions
It seems each new week brings another announcement about plans for sustainable aviation fuel. Several European airlines recently gave customers opportunities to get involved. Microsoft…
Thousands Of Green-Minded Companies Turn To Internal Carbon Pricing; A Few Include Business Travel
An emerging sustainability practice is setting an internal price on carbon and making business units pay for their emissions. Almost 1,400 companies publicly acknowledged doing…
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