eCommerce is coming to the enterprise. A recent study found 93 percent of B2B companies are ready to move buying online, but making the transition is anything but easy. Craig Peasley, Head of Product Marketing for eBay Enterprise sat down with PYMNTS to discuss why...
In today’s market, what do businesses really want from their accounting services? According to new research from B2B Software-as-a-Service firm Exact, companies want their accounting tools and service providers to act as a driver for businesses to stay competitive and relevant. Get the Full Story...
A new partnership between Prepaid Financial Services Limited and WestStein will bring the power of prepaid cards to businesses across Europe in the coming months. In an announcement yesterday (Aug. 24), the companies announced the rollout of their First Prepaid MasterCard Program, a venture that...
Australia’s alternative finance industry is flourishing, and amid a rise in the number of competitors, some players are beginning to benefit through partnerships from each other. Get the Full Story Complete the form to unlock this article and enjoy unlimited free access to all PYMNTS...
Logistics and delivery businesses in the U.S. are beefing up their services in preparation for the impending holiday season, a time that can make or break a company. Last year, the United States Postal Service recorded its busiest day ever. If the most recent reports...
Small business software service freee announced new support for its venture on Monday (Aug. 24) with the news that investors provided $30 million in Series C funding for the company. Get the Full Story Complete the form to unlock this article and enjoy unlimited free...
Intuit has established itself as a long-standing staple of accounting tools for small businesses. But amid weakening financial figures and a changing market, the company is going through some significant changes, and that includes three major sell-offs. Get the Full Story Complete the form to...
Earlier this year, China raised eyebrows when reports said the nation’s officials had banned state-run agencies, including banks, from procuring IT services from foreign suppliers, including Apple, Cisco, IBM and Microsoft. The latest reports, however, suggest that China may be easing up on those restrictions....
After half a century of more or less unchanged procurement procedures, the World Bank is suddenly stepping up to the plate when it comes to promoting sophisticated, modern procurement policy and tactics — for both itself and nations around the globe. Get the Full Story...