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Aug 23Tue
  1. SAP Concur Blog

    Spend Compliance Challenges for Utility and Energy Companies

    An SAP Concur blog post notes that utility and energy companies must comply with municipal, state, and federal regulations, including those of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC), yet many still rely on multiple outdated, on-premises legacy financial systems to maintain and audit employee spend data. This makes it hard to see how money is spent and by whom, review and control spend before it happens, enforce compliance with spend policies and financial regulations, spot data patterns hidden across channels or systems, and actively identify and mitigate spend fraud, waste, and abuse. The post recommends modernizing and automating systems to insert controls at the point of purchas…

Aug 16Tue
  1. SAP Concur Blog

    Automated Spend Management for Higher Education and K12 Schools

    An SAP Concur blog post notes that higher education institutions and K12 schools must comply with a variety of government laws, regulations, and oversight, yet many have multiple outdated, on-premises legacy finance systems containing faculty, staff, and sometimes student spending data. Before this data can be used, it often must be manually combined in a spreadsheet, making it hard for schools to see how money is spent and by whom, review and control spend before it happens, enforce spend policy compliance, spot data patterns hidden across channels or systems, and actively identify and mitigate spend fraud, abuse, and waste. The post recommends modernizing and automating systems to insert…

  2. SAP Concur Blog

    Spend Compliance Challenges for City and County Governments

    An SAP Concur blog post notes that city and county finance teams must comply with various government laws and regulations, yet many state and local government organizations have multiple outdated, on-premises legacy finance systems containing employee spend data. Before this data can be used, it often must be manually combined in a spreadsheet, making it hard for organizations to see how money is spent and by whom, review and control spend before it happens, enforce spend policy compliance, spot data patterns hidden across channels or systems, and actively identify and mitigate spend fraud, abuse, and waste. The post recommends that state and local government organizations modernize and aut…