| The ERP Takes A Wrecking Ball To Construction Workflow Friction The enterprise resource planning (ERP) system has historically operated as a single source of truth for the enterprise. In the construction industry, where high volumes of paper and complex partnerships can create friction, the ERP must go further. Computer Guidance Corporation Vice President Victoria Satran tells PYMNTS how the ERP has evolved the meet the construction sector's needs for more intelligent, automated back-office workflows. |
| Brexit Raises The Stakes For B2B Payments Fraud Nacha recently issued a warning to accounts payable departments that are struggling to manage the growing threat of fraud. But AP is far from the only back-office financial workflow that's at risk. This week's Data Digest looks at the numbers behind the latest in small business loan fraud, expense fraud and the ever-persistent business email compromise amid Brexit uncertainty. |
| | B2B Payments Innovation | | How New B2B Payment Models Tackle The Buyer-Supplier Conflict The global pandemic exacerbated one of the most challenging hurdles in B2B payments: the conflict between corporate buyers wanting to delay payment and suppliers needing to accelerate their receivables. Cirralto Managing Director Adrian Floate told PYMNTS about evolving payment models like buy now pay later, payment installments and intent to pay that create new paths to remedy friction and support cash flow for both ends of the B2B transaction. |
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