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RECAP's annual event for Accounts Payable professionals will be held from March 3-5, 2008 at the Embassy Suites in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Our 2008 conference will be held in conjunction with IOMA's Advanced AP Institute. The combined conference will feature over 30 conference sessions, certification training and 4 pre-conference workshops.
RECAP's Annual Conference has been praised by past attendees for in-depth coverage of Accounts Payable issues and networking opportunities. Our annual survey of Accounts Payable professionals provides new insights into A/P trends. Online registration for 2008 is available now!
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Vendor Management:
The Key to Saving Money
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A Vendor Management program
is an essential part of any sizeable Accounts Payable operation.
By augmenting your vendor data, eliminating redundant vendors and
analyzing your expenditures, you can help your business run more
efficiently and reduce erroneous payments.
Read our article Vendor Management: The Key to Leveraging
Relationships and Saving $$$" for some specific steps that
you can take to deal with all of the vendor mergers and acquisitions
that may be clogging your A/P process.
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A/P Certification
Program
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IOMA, publisher of the widely read "Managing Accounts Payable" newsletter, and TAPN have established Accounts Payable Certification Programs. Their certification programs have set the standard for professional A/P certification. More information on certification is available from IOMA. A certification training class and certification exam is held in conjunction with RECAP's Annual Enhancing
A/P conference each March.
Are You Losing Money in the Mail? | Are your vendors receiving their payments late even though you sent the payment in time? Has such a late payment ever cost your company a discount it deserved? Has your organization ever been faced with escheating funds to the state? Each year many checks don't arrive at their intended destination because 95%
of the addresses in your vendor file do not conform to U.S. Postal Service addressing guidelines. RECAP's newsletter helps you get a handle on this problem. |