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Duty of Care: Not Just for Emergencies Anymore
Duty of care often used to be crisis management largely used by oil and gas companies and others operating in remote and dangerprone environments The COVID pandemic and the evolving ...
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Who’s Driving the Next Era of Corporate Travel?
You stand at the helm your travel program your newly modified completely adaptable travel program that you rebuilt during the last months of downtime but even though the CSuite no...
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Where’s Your Sense of Duty?
Duty of care isnt only about traveler safety anymore It turns out that keeping people safe happy and productive actually makes them safe happy and productive Maybe that isnt a huge s...
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How Far Will You Take Travel in a Post-Pandemic World?
How are you going graduate from survival to industry leadership? How are you going to get back out on the streets again, so you can stay out in front? 
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Why VAT Goes Unrecovered (and What to Do About It)
According to research conducted by Vanson Bourne for SAP Concur, 54% of eligible Value Added Tax (VAT) is left unclaimed by businesses. That’s millions – if not billions – left on the table.
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Sustainable Travel Isn’t Going Away
As companies, we’re going to have to sharpen our focus even further on traveler safety and confidence, and we’re going to have to do so more efficiently than ever.
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Extend Your Knowledge and Get Fresh Insights with Fusion Fridays
This June to August join us every Friday morning for Fusion Fridays a webinar series on all things spend management in Learn how to reexamine expense travel AP processes in ways th...
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You Don’t Have to Fly Solo
Partnering with TMCs is a key component to rebuilding corporate travel.
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Where’s Everyone Going?
The return to corporate travel after a year of change.
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The Long Road Back to Business Travel is Getting Shorter.
You remember that trip out west with your parents when you were ten How it took forever and you werent quite sure where you were going and all you had was a promise that it would be ...
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