Getting to Yes: Justifying Your AP Automation Project
Provided by Kofax
Category Enterprise Accounting Software
Type White Paper
Length 18
Publish Date January 01 2010
Date posted June 18 2010
Overview
Accounts Payable (AP) is constantly under pressure to reduce costs and improve productivity. While these goals are attainable, AP is sometime unable to develop an appropriate strategy to justify the investment and get approval to proceed. In other instances, AP moves ahead with a plan and a project but cannot measure or demonstrate just how much improvement has been achieved.
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