Is electronic invoicing (e-invoicing) the future of billing? The technology for e-invoicing is already making strides into the business world, and companies of all sizes are beginning to adopt e-invoicing, not just the larger organisations. Ditching paper invoices for e-invoices will offer even more value as the technology continues to mature. What will the future […]

Supply chains in Australia and across the globe have been beginning to return to a state of pre-Covid, helping boost in-need economies. However, Svitzer, Australia’s largest tug operator threatened a lockout of around 600 workers at the end of November reminding the country of how fragile the supply chain process remains. Australia’s Fair Work Commission

Will organisations become motivated to improve their supply chain sustainability? What is supply chain sustainability? Supply chain sustainability is an organisation’s effort to consider the environmental and human impact of a product’s journey through the supply chain. Whether this is for raw material sourcing, production, storage, delivery or the transportation links between. Businesses have a

This is your weekly supply chain bulletin from B2BE for the week starting 12th December 2022. Each week, we bring you a rundown of the latest trends in the news from across the supply chain industry. We cover the issues most important to you, bringing you useful links to the full articles. This ranges from

Sales order automation concerns the way a business processes its customers’ orders and directly impacts the order to payment process. Organisations that rely on manual processes could put themselves at risk of delivering poor customer service, impacting their profitability. With challenges such as sales orders not being complete, data being wrong and the customer having

What is e-invoicing? E-invoicing is the exchange of documentation between buyer and supplier in an electronic format. While it is common in a lot of countries, e-invoicing in the United States is only just getting off the ground due to a lower level of regulation and oversight compared to, for example, the European Union. While