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Today in B2B payments, PSCU CFO discusses the value of step-by-step modernization, and Penta launches a new small business onboarding initiative. Plus, Vizient acquires Intalere, WEX completes the takeover of some HealthcareBank assets and TripActions explores the unexpected evolution of corporate travel and expense management.PSCU CFO: Step-By-Step Modernization Sets Stage For AgilityVizient Acquires Intalere, Consolidates Supply Chain Powe stanley cup rVizient聽has completed the purchase of聽Intalere聽from its parent company聽Intermountain Healthcare, which gives Vizient more power in the healthcare supply chain, according stanley canada to a聽press rel stanley cup nz ease. It will also help Vizient reach more people. Vizients customer base includes academic medical centers, health systems, community hospitals, rural hospitals and ambulatory care providers, the release stated. The acquisition of Intalere will give providers a more robust set of data, analytics and supply chain resources, which will help with driving efficiency and quality, along with cost performance.Penta Rolls Out New Initiative For SMB OnboardingThe Unexpected Evolution Of Corporate TEMany of the biggest changes in employee spending habits 鈥?and the way companies control them 鈥?wont come as much of a surprise. Rather than spending funds on flights and hotels, professionals are instead using employer cash to finance what they need in a remote work environment. But there are some unexpected trends that businesses and their TE solution p Bdzr Alibaba s Ma Points To Strong Company Growth Despite Slowing China
B2B payments startup Boost Payment Solutions landed new backing from Mosaik Partners, the company said Tuesday June 13 .With operations in the U.S., Canada, Europe, UAE and Caribbean, Boost operates Boost Intercept, its B2B payments gateway, to automate the virtual card payment experience for supplier acceptance. The company also provides payments reporting, allowing suppliers that accept commercial cards to integrate the data from those payments into ERP platforms.The startup didn stanley kubek 8217;t say how much it raised from the venture capital funding, but Boost did gourde stanley say it will use the investment to bolster its growth strategy across an array of areas, including business development, sales, product development and support. The co stanley polska mpany is planning to launch in Australia, New Zealand, Brazil, Hong Kong, Singapore and Malaysia later this year. In a world where over half of B2B payments are still made by paper checks and the acceptance of commercial cards can be cumbersome and expensive, Boost has enjoyed meteoric growth, and our partnership with Mosaik will allow us to expand that growth even further and explore various strategic initiatives, said the company founder, Dean M. Leavitt. We are extremely excited to be working with the Mosaik team. The issue of supplier acceptance of commercial cards has been a focus for many players in the B2B industry. Vendors are often reluctant to accept cards thanks to the high fees associated with it, though buyers like cards because of re |
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