| Robinhood retreats from checking, Google pauses facial recognition tech, Amazon overhauls low margin products | | | Workforce Spend Management Tracker⢠|
| Workforce Solutions Give Charter Schools A Spending Lesson Public charter schools operate independently from traditional public schools, but with this autonomy, says Marco Rafanelli of BuyQ, comes less purchasing power and greater spending scrutiny from local regulators. In the new Workforce Spend Management Tracker, Rafanelli explains how group purchasing solutions can help charter school administrators spend public funds efficiently, while remaining transparent. |
| Gusto CEO: Why Bimonthly Payroll Is Stuck In The Dot-Matrix Era The bimonthly pay cycle often represents a pain point for workers, and can be a tough road to hoe for SMBs that want to offer a more flexible pay schedule. In the modern financial services era, itâs also as out of date as the typewriter, says Gusto CEO Josh Reeves, even for SMBs. Payroll, as we know it, is primed for on-demand disruption, he says â and if done right, doesnât need a payroll process overhaul to give employees what they need. |
| TSYS On Canadiansâ Lingering Love For Credit Cards In Canada, credit cards remain the preferred method of payment across any number of settings. TSYSâ Group Executive of Relationship Management John Dale Hester explains why paying with credit cards is a long-term trend that looks set to continue â and why rewards make all the difference. |
| | Payments Innovation | | Did Payments 2018 Predictions Come True? Two weeks and a day from now, weâll turn the page on 2018 and fast forward into 2019. So, what better time to look back at the payments and commerce predictions that we made at the start of the year? Karen Webster made five big ones that are now ready for review and critique 11 months hence. How did she do? |
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