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John Lewis Partnership selects OB10 for electronic invoicing

The John Lewis Partnership’s suppliers benefit from secure and guaranteed invoice delivery within hours, quicker invoice processing, greater transparency (and faster payments?)

November 4th, 2011 by in Electronic Invoicing, Europe

FormPipe Software: the third in line of new E-invoicing Platform Members this month

A software company in the field of Enterprise Content Management, the collective name of various technologies, products and systems that captures, processes, stores, archives and delivers information

Learn from Kraft Foods and lead your e-invoicing project to success

Gabriela Stanakova, Senior Manager EBSC Projects and Continuous Improvement, shares her tips on how Kraft is delivering success with electronic invoicing

November 2nd, 2011 by in Adoption, Electronic Invoicing, Publications

The E-invoicing Platform proudly presents: Itella

Itella offers financial process innovation as a service. They can meet the needs of every customer: electronic invoicing, purchase to pay, order to cash, BPO, information logistics

SupplierDNA joins the E-invoicing Platform

We are delighted to present to you one of our newest members: Supplier DNA - the smartest adressbook for financial en procurement administrations

TyMetrix Acquires LEDESense to streamline e-billing for law firms

Law firms are now spending increasing amounts of time ensuring that their electronic invoices are compliant with as many as 31 different formats

November 1st, 2011 by in Electronic Invoicing, Legal, North America

OUCH, Irish ComReg sanctions Vodafone for paper bill penalties

The Irish communications watchdog, ComReg, sanctioned Vodafone for charging customers EUR 2,- for each paper bill. This is how Vodafone reacted

November 1st, 2011 by in Adoption, Electronic Invoicing, Legal

With the changes in the PPACA, the bill is no longer in the snail mail

In the United States the new-ish Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act is expected to have a big impact on the industry. It is a push from the regulators for wider use of e-billing

GTCR buys Fundtech for a whopping US$388 million through ‘parent’ merger

Since its start in 1980, GTCR has invested more than $8.5 billion in over 200 companies and now Fundtech is one of them. Fundtech will receive US$23.33 in cash per share, with a combined worth of around $65 million

Alaska Communications Services wants to offer a $5 one-time credit for those who shift to electronic billing

This is a great example of bonus tactics. But what is the best customer (or supplier) tactic? Bonus, malus, no-bonus, customer centric?