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RPA Is Maturing but Still ‘Scratching the Surface’
Technology

RPA Is Maturing but Still ‘Scratching the Surface’

More companies are looking into robotic process automation as the technology gets more sophisticated, says an ex-GE finance executive turned RPA evangelist.
By David McCann | February 27, 2018
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Metric of the Month: Accounts Payable Process Performance
Working Capital

Metric of the Month: Accounts Payable Process Performance

Nothing destroys relationships with critical vendors like payment delays.
By Mary C. Driscoll | July 11, 2016
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Law Preserves Self-Funding as an Option for Many Companies
Risk Management

Law Preserves Self-Funding as an Option for Many Companies

But firms in New York and California with 51 to 100 employees may not be as lucky.
By David McCann | October 21, 2015
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Health Plan Enrollment Fears Prove Moot
Human Capital & Careers

Health Plan Enrollment Fears Prove Moot

New Affordable Care Act requirements to offer health benefits to more employees didn't budge the enrollment needle at all.
By David McCann | March 18, 2015
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Obamacare Subsidies Ruling Buoys Plans to Drop Health Benefits
Staffing

Obamacare Subsidies Ruling Buoys Plans to Drop Health Benefits

But the appeals court decision may not be the last word on who is eligible for the subsidies.
By David McCann | July 23, 2014
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