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While purchasing card use increased across the board in 2011, growth in the virtual payment card arena significantly outpaced its plastic big brother. Total spending on virtual cards grew 67 percent
… Read MoreThis benefit is cited twice as often as any other benefit by the more than 200 AP professionals who responded to questions about p-card policies and procedures, growth opportunities, and internal
… Read MoreIOFM contacted Schmidt to ask her to share her secrets about her successful AP operation and her AP best practices. What follows is Schmidt's description of her success with a recent implementation
… Read MoreFirst, p-cards were originally designed and used most often for small dollar purchases. And capex expenditures rarely qualify as “small dollar.” Second, in most organizations capex expenditures
… Read MoreBy Pam Miller, APMD In contrast to what we may read in the media, the incidence of p-card abuse is not widespread. In IOFM's recent survey of p-card professionals, only 28.9 percent of respondents
… Read MoreWhen the data is broken down by program size, the responses indicate that the larger the p-card program, the more likely there will be incidents of misuse. For example, 60 percent of the respondents
… Read MoreLet's take a look at the five strategies most cited by respondents: 1. Convert more vendors to p-card payments. To overcome objections, AP must sell vendors on the benefits of p-card payments. The
… Read MoreAccounts payable is generally expected to pay bills, not earn money. For many organizations, AP is regarded as a cost center. Approving and paying invoices is important, but is typically a
… Read MoreOne of the most frequent concerns senior management has about instituting a p-card program is that the cards can conceivably put the organization at risk for financial loss in the event of fraud.This
… Read MoreWhat are you waiting for?