Lunch & Learn Series:  St. Louis, MO

The Future of Accounts Payable
The Top Five Changes Coming to AP

Join us at this AP-focused Lunch & Learn session featuring presenters form Lavante and Basware to discuss these top five changes that involve new processes, methodologies, technologies, and mindsets that will help drive manual labor out of your AP process while significantly improving  accuracy and efficiency.  Using ROI analysis and the latest market research, you will discover how to save time and decrease the cost of transactions.  The session will be highly interactive, and encourage a lively discussion.

The session will focus on:

  • Identifying the cost of incorrect data in your supplier population and keeping this information current and correct
  • Lowering your reliance on paper-based processes
  • Staying in compliance with external regulations (OFAC, TIN, Ins.)
  • Overcoming challenges and barriers to your AP automation goals
  • The benefits of automated workflows and electronic invoicing
  • Driving hard and soft savings from your P2P process    

Date:  Thursday, November 17, 2011

Agenda:

  • 11:00 – 11:30am CT: Registration & Networking
  • 11:30 – 12:30pm CT: Lunch & Presentation
  • 12:30 – 1:00pm CT: Discussion
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The Future of Accounts Payable — The Top Five Changes Coming to AP

Space is Limited
Here are several ways you can reserve your space. 

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 Lavante  |  6800 Santa Teresa Blvd. Suite 200 San Jose, CA 95119
Cardwell's in Clayton
8100 Maryland Ave. 
Clayton, MO  63105   
Directions
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Ben & Jack’s Steakhouse

The Grand Room

255 5th Avenue, NYC
 “The joint seminar presented by Lavante & Basware, The Future of AP, was one of the most popular session at our national AP industry conference, Fusion 2011.  The speakers detailed the five changes coming to our industry, receiving rave reviews from the standing-room only audience.  The content was timely and provided valuable insight about how AP can become increasingly efficient and relevant in our challenging economic environment.”  
Tom Bohn, CEO, The Financial Operations Institute