Archive for January, 2011

News Update: week 3

January 24, 2011  |  Electronic Invoicing  |  No Comments

The latest European and global developments on e-invoicing and invoice processing as discovered on Twitter

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TIE and Medius announce strategic partnership

January 24, 2011  |  Electronic Invoicing  |  No Comments

TIE integrates MediasFlow by Swedish software specialist and purchase-to-pay and invoice automation software provider

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The impact of cybercrime on e-invoicing: five highlights

January 24, 2011  |  Electronic Invoicing, Publications  |  No Comments

The EU is a key target for cybercrime because of its advanced Internet infrastructure

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The fourth Dutch Invoice Conference opens its doors on May 17th, 2011

End-users will have free access to the largest event on e-invoicing and payments

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Is electronic invoicing currently in the ‘trough of disillusionment’?

January 19, 2011  |  Electronic Invoicing  |  No Comments

And what are promising developments towards the ‘slope of enlightenment’ on the hype cycle of emerging technology?

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Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (Dewa) launches Ipad app

January 19, 2011  |  Electronic Invoicing  |  2 Comments

ePay Ipad app is part of Dewa's strategy to provide e-billing services its customers including information and payments options

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Job add: Ariba requires a Developer

January 19, 2011  |  Jobs  |  No Comments

Developer now required by our global client based in Frankfurt, Germany

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Marmara dematerializing its invoices with b-process

January 19, 2011  |  Electronic Invoicing  |  1 Comment

“Adopting the dematerialization of our documents generated cost reductions that have had a real impact on our travel prices"

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Ariba Network grows bigger and better

January 19, 2011  |  Electronic Invoicing  |  No Comments

B2B commerce platform enables more buyers and suppliers to connect and collaborate

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Finnish Research shows: e-invoice is more efficient and eco friendly

January 18, 2011  |  Electronic Invoicing, Publications  |  No Comments

A paper invoice generates approximately 450 grams of greenhouse gases, while an electronic invoice can generate as little as 150

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