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ePayables 2014: AP Team's Top Priorities

ePayables 2015: The Three Most Common Accounts Payable Technologies

By Andrew Bartolini August 7, 2015Best Practices, Research, Solutions

It is with great pleasure that Ardent Partners announces the publication of its latest state of accounts payable (AP) research report—“ePayables 2015: Higher Ground.” Like the annual reports that came…

ePayables 2015: What is the Biggest ePayables Priority in 2015?

By Andrew Bartolini August 4, 2015Best Practices, Research, Technology

ePayables 2015: 3 Important Accounts Payable Goals for the Next Two Years

By Andrew Bartolini July 30, 2015Best Practices, Research, Technology

ePayables 2015: How Improved Exception Handling Can Drive AP Performance

By Andrew Bartolini July 23, 2015Best Practices, Research

ePayables 2015: AP’s Top 3 Priorities in 2015

By Andrew Bartolini July 21, 2015Best Practices, Research

Upcoming Webinar: How Best-in-Class Finance Leaders Optimize Their AP Performance

By Philip Bartolini July 17, 2015Event, Research, Solutions, Technology

In 2015, more AP groups are accelerating their plans to transform their operations and scale to new heights by pursuing the critical attributes that can propel an operation to the…

ePayables 2015: Moving From the Tactical to the Strategic

By Andrew Bartolini July 16, 2015Research

Upcoming Webinar: The Strategic Impact and Evolution of AP

By Philip Bartolini July 14, 2015Best Practices, Event

The world of accounts payable is changing, evolving … and the average business can benefit by boosting the strategic impact of their AP functions and linking the unit to more…

ePayables 2015: Reaching for “Higher Ground” in Accounts Payable

By Andrew Bartolini July 10, 2015Research

The ePayables 2015: Higher Ground Report is Now Available

By Andrew Bartolini July 7, 2015Research

It is with great pleasure that Ardent Partners announces the publication of its latest state of accounts payable research report, “ePayables 2015: Higher Ground.” Like the annual reports that came…