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Increasing invoice volume challenges Accounts Payable departments: IFO

Accounts payable operations are seeing their invoice volumes increase, signalling improvements in revenue, but they’re not celebrating just yet. That’s because they’re bogged down in manual, paper-based processes instead of taking full advantage of automation. Those are among the findings of the 2014 AP Automation Study by The Institute of Financial Operations, which surveys accounts payable professionals internationally every year about the use of the latest forms of technology. 

Information is the world's new economic resource

Information is the economic resource of the 21st century says David Fricker, who has taken up his role as President of the International Council on Archives (ICA) in Paris.

Uncovering terrorist financing at Austrac: IIM2014

A new speaker add to the conference program at the IIM 2014 National Conference being held from 27-28 October at the University of Canberra will explore the murky world of money laundering (ML) and terrorist financing (TF).  

When collaboration is the objective

Objective founder and CEO Tony Walls says his newly revitalised relationship with Microsoft reaffirms his long felt “calmness around SharePoint” as a market disrupting force. 

Does managing information involve personal liability risks?

The risks to Australian organisations associated with the management of information have been widely discussed amongst business leaders and in the media since changes to The Privacy Act 1998 (Privacy Act) took effect on the 12 March 2014. From our perspective, what has not been discussed is personal liability which relates to employees with a responsibility for the management of organisational information.

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