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Aug 20Wed
  1. SAP Concur Blog

    Survey: How Business Travel Perspectives Differ by Generation

    SAP Concur's seventh annual Global Business Travel Survey covered 3,750 business travelers across 24 markets, analyzing differences among Gen Z, millennials, Gen X and baby boomers. 97% are willing to travel for business, but Gen Z and millennials are more likely dissatisfied with current travel frequency. Younger generations more often report company travel cuts and are more open to AI and recommendations; older generations prefer manually sorting options. Air safety concern is similar across generations, 64% for Gen Z versus 52% for boomers.

Jul 9Tue
  1. SAP Concur Blog

    SAP Concur survey: how AI could transform business travel

    SAP Concur's Global Business Travel Survey found 88% of business travelers globally took unanticipated steps in the past 12 months due to unexpected challenges, with 38% spending extra time on the road and 36% incurring extra expenses. 64% of travel managers want AI to automate at least some responsibilities, and 95% of business travelers would consider AI-powered automation. The survey also found 95% of Gen Z and 92% of millennial travelers are uncomfortable using AI-enabled booking tools, versus 83% of Gen X and 68% of baby boomers.

Jun 26Wed
  1. SAP Concur Blog

    The connection between T&E tools and organizational productivity

    A SAP Concur blog post cites survey and IDC analysis data on how travel and expense (T&E) tools affect productivity. IDC's analysis of select SAP Concur customers found the time needed to book a trip fell 54% with Concur Travel, employees completed expense reports 43% faster with Concur Expense, and reimbursement time was cut in half. The post says organizations adopting SAP Concur solutions saw a 48% reduction in user time costs, saving about $777,000 annually in travel- and expense-related costs.

Jun 25Tue
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    SAP Concur research reveals five challenges for business travel in 2024

    SAP Concur's survey of 3,750 travelers and 600 travel managers identifies five challenges for business travel in 2024: 88% of travelers were forced to make last-minute changes due to unexpected delays, cancellations, or re-routing, and 80% add booking buffers; safety and political or social concerns are top reasons travelers decline trips; the trade-off between sustainability and cost; unequal access to travel opportunities; and the need for AI solutions and education.

Nov 6Mon
  1. SAP Concur Blog

    On Business Travel, Parents and Non-Parents See Things Differently

    SAP Concur's 2023 Global Business Travel Survey found 99% of surveyed parents are willing to travel for business in the next 12 months, but 44% of parents say they travel more than they'd like, versus 25% of non-parents. Parents are more likely to identify a threat to business travel (95% vs 86%), and more concerned about health and safety (48% vs 37%) and international or local conflicts (37% vs 27%). 62% of parents changed accommodations in the past 12 months because they felt unsafe, versus 36% of non-parents.

Aug 28Mon
Jun 30Fri
  1. SAP Concur Blog

    Survey: 94% of LGBTQ+ Business Travelers Have Experienced Discrimination

    SAP Concur's 2023 Global Business Travel Survey found that 94% of LGBTQ+ business travelers have personally experienced discrimination while traveling for work, and 90% have hidden their sexual orientation on a business trip, citing safety (55%) and privacy (55%) as top reasons. 82% of LGBTQ+ travelers changed accommodations in the past 12 months because they felt unsafe, compared with 53% of all business travelers. 92% of LGBTQ+ travelers feel they have not had equal opportunity to travel for business. The survey was conducted by Wakefield Research between April 7-28, 2023, among 3,850 business travelers in 25 markets.

Sep 21Wed
  1. SAP Concur Blog

    What Is Top of Mind for SMB Travelers in 2022?

    The SAP Concur Global Business Travel Survey polled over 1,100 business travelers at SMBs (fewer than 1,000 employees). Key findings: 34% cite diminished travel budgets as a top-three threat; 50% include rising oil prices and inflation as a threat, higher than 44% at larger organizations; 98% are willing to travel in the next 12 months, but 60% say their current travel schedule falls short of expectations; 48% of unhappy travelers are willing to take action, and 26% will search for a new position; 89% are willing to decline a trip for safety, personal, or environmental reasons; 94% value sustainability info when booking, and 94% plan to act to reduce environmental impact in the next 12 mont…

Jun 29Wed
  1. SAP Concur Blog

    SAP and Oxford Economics Survey on Flexible Work and Employee Satisfaction

    SAP and Oxford Economics surveyed 352 finance and IT decision-makers from small and midsize companies globally, finding that most leaders want employees back in the office full time but more than half see a hybrid work model as unavoidable over the next two years. The survey also shows few companies use formal surveys to understand employees, and processes such as travel and expense management are not optimized for working from anywhere.

  2. SAP Concur Blog

    SAP Concur and Oxford Economics Survey IT-Finance Collaboration

    SAP Concur and Oxford Economics surveyed 500 IT and finance decision-makers at organizations with fewer than 1,000 employees globally. The survey found nearly 6 in 10 IT leaders report spending more time on manual processes than automation since the pandemic; nearly two-thirds say aligning growth strategy with executive leadership is a challenge; only 52% say they work effectively with finance; and just 36% say their organization has the financial visibility and data needed for decision-making, budgeting, and forecasting. Among companies that have digitalized key finance processes, nearly half report increased agility, collaboration, productivity, and spend visibility.

  3. SAP Concur Blog

    SAP Concur Survey: Sustainable Travel Spending and Emission Reduction Goals

    A SAP Concur survey shows 76% of U.S. travel managers say their company has updated travel guidelines or policies in the past 12 months to focus more on sustainability. 89% of business travelers consider sustainability important to their company, and 88% are willing to take steps to reduce their environmental impact, including taking fewer but longer trips (40%), staying in a greener hotel (40%), using public transportation (33%), and more. Gen Z and millennials are especially willing. SAP Concur has partnered with Thrust Carbon to help companies calculate travel emissions and set carbon budgets.

  4. SAP Concur Blog

    SAP Concur Survey: Fraud Risk Rising in Government and Higher Ed Finances

    A survey by SAP Concur and Kelton Global of 313 financial decision makers in state, city, and local government and higher education found that 59% believe their financial tools and systems are error-prone, and 68% report making decisions without full visibility into necessary information. Two-thirds admit fraud, waste, and abuse are current challenges, more than one in four say their vulnerability to fraud risk increased in the past year, and about one-third report an increase in inaccurate expense reports and invoices. About one-quarter unintentionally reported incorrect budget data due to inaccuracies.

  5. SAP Concur Blog

    The Value of Automating Your AP Process

    A SAP Concur blog post discusses the value of automating the accounts payable (AP) process. Citing an AMI-Partners survey of 420 companies across five countries, it finds that automating invoicing delivers significant benefits: savings of more than $34,000 annually ($1,100 for every 100 invoices processed), a 16% reduction in time spent on invoice management, 54% of companies reporting improved analytics, and 46% finding increased employee satisfaction. The article emphasizes that AP solutions should go beyond automation to improve underlying processes and support mobile access.

  6. SAP Concur Blog

    Oxford Economics: A Clear View of Spend Eases Corporate Growing Pains

    A SAP Concur blog post cites an Oxford Economics survey in which 81% of leaders say they would benefit from concentrating more on efficiency and cost control. The post offers four recommendations: emphasize cash flow early, facilitate internal collaboration, focus on cost visibility and efficiency, and consider automating spend management. The study notes that a clear view of costs can limit waste and redundancy, free up executives and employees, and improve flexibility and resource allocation.

  7. SAP Concur Blog

    New Survey Highlights Back-Office Challenges and Opportunities for Educational Institutions

    A new survey commissioned by SAP Concur of over 500 finance and administration decision-makers in U.S. higher education and K-12 reveals challenges educational institutions face in remote work environments. The survey found that 38% of decision-makers cite compliance with state and federal reporting policies as a key challenge, and 96% are concerned about failing to comply due to sustained remote work. Technology investment is seen as critical to maintaining operations.

  8. SAP Concur Blog

    College and University Back Offices Face Toughest AP Test Yet

    A SAP Concur blog post cites a Wakefield Research survey of 350 higher education finance and administration staff, highlighting remote-work software gaps, budget tightening, and compliance pressure at colleges and universities during the pandemic. Only 16% of staff can continue working remotely without hurting department productivity; 60% are prepared to reduce pay or cut staff to offset budget shortfalls; and 71% are concerned about complying with regulations due to sustained remote work. 99% of decision-makers agreed certain investments must be made, and 84% want funding for technology that integrates systems, devices, and spend data.