AP automationâs 'chicken-and-egg' problem, defending corporate transactions from hackers, and Razorpay debuts product for underbanked biz
| | | | BUSINESS-TO-BUSINESS EDITION | | How To Defend Corporate Banking Against Trojans, Malware Hackers are leveraging increasingly sophisticated attacks against financial institutions (FIs), and they have corporate transactions in their crosshairs. Will LaSala, director of security services at OneSpan, tells PYMNTS how signing (and checking the details of) corporate transactions, with the aid of encryption, can help improve the overall user experience and thwart attacks. |
| Late Payments Epidemic Continues To Have Ripple Effects In Europe The data shows that late payments continue to have significant impact across the U.K. â and firms are devoting at least one work week a year chasing down owed money. The impact is especially keen among smaller suppliers. Recent suspensions from the Prompt Payment Code have come from the infrastructure industry. |
| | Next-Gen AP Automation Tracker™ | | Tackling AP Automationâs 'Chicken-And-Egg' Problem Businesses can reap clear return on investment (ROI) from accounts payable (AP) automation, yet find themselves hamstrung when partners in their supply chain still live in a legacy-payment world. In the latest Next-Gen AP Automation Tracker, Rich Wessels, treasurer for transportation and logistics tech company Transplace, explains why data transparency is key to solving the APâs "chicken-and-egg" problem. |
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