Think Your Airline Baggage is being Tracked? Think Again!

by Dave Terry

Think Your Airline Baggage is being Tracked? Think Again!

Despite the horror stories of luggage ending up in Las Palmas when the passenger connected to it was traveling to Las Vegas, the truth about lost and mishandled baggage may not be as scary as you think. Or at least it’s improved vastly since 2007, according to report released by the airline IT vendor SITA.

Business Travel

Invasion of Privacy or Necessity? Business Traveler Tracking

by Brian Deleon

Invasion of Privacy or Necessity? Business Traveler Tracking

People in general aren’t typically too keen on the idea of someone tracking their every move. But when it comes to business travel, tracking can be an essential part of travel management. This especially holds true when employees are traveling to areas known for civil unrest, terrorist attacks, natural disasters, weather-related disruptions and disease outbreaks.

Business Travel

Are You a Manager Who Ignores Expense Claim Abuse? Don’t Be!

by Robin Hanselman

Are You a Manager Who Ignores Expense Claim Abuse? Don’t Be!

“Fraud” is such an ugly word, which is exactly the reason some managers are wont to ignore it when it crops up in travel expense reports. They may instead refer to the practice as “stretching the truth,” or “padding the expense accounts” and ignore it altogether. They may be hesitant to call attention to the practice when it’s ingrained in company culture and those engaging in it are well-liked colleagues or friends.

Fraud

5 Top Reasons Big Data Projects Crash and Burn

by Karen DeLucia

5 Top Reasons Big Data Projects Crash and Burn

Big data continues to be a big deal, but the results are often a big disaster. In fact, Forbes contributor Bernard Marr predicts that a full 50 percent of all big data projects are destined to fall substantially short of expectations. He says the underlying cause is always lack of proper planning, and it rears its ugly head in five different ways.

For CFOs

Top 10 Most Expensive Cities for Business Travel

by Frank Davis

Top 10 Most Expensive Cities for Business Travel

If your business traveling employees came to you with a bill for $611 per day for each day they were away, you’d probably tell them to go fly a kite. But such daily expenses would be right on target if they had been on a business trip in ....

Business Travel

Risky Stuff on Business Trips

by Jim Whitmore

Risky Stuff on Business Trips

Your employees may be taking care of all kinds of business while they’re away on company trips, and some of it may be pretty unsavory. These revelations came from a survey from On Call International that reviewed risky behaviors of corporate travelers. Two of the most common behaviors were binge drinking and picking up strangers in bars, activities indulged in by 27 percent and 11 percent of business travelers, respectively.

Expense Management

Life after Prison: Remember Tyco’s ‘Piggy?’

by Stephen White

Life after Prison: Remember Tyco’s ‘Piggy?’

In his heyday, you may remember L. Dennis Kozlowski as “Deal-a-Day Dennis,” one of the highest-paid CEOs in the country who helped build the New England manufacturing firm of Tyco into a multinational giant. That was before his conviction.

Expense Management

Want to Know How to Book Flights a Fraud-Proof Way?

by Jim Whitmore

Want to Know How to Book Flights a Fraud-Proof Way?

Although you may not see an online “Pay by Bitcoin” button as a choice when booking your next flight, a number of airlines will have the option of accepting the digital currency from travelers. The Economist reports the Universal Air Travel Plan, an airline payment network commonly known as UATP, has joined the Bitcoin processing platform of Bitnet.

Expense Management

Loyalty Perks vs. Corporate Policy: What Would You Do?

by Serge Merkin

Loyalty Perks vs. Corporate Policy: What Would You Do?

When hotel chains and corporate traveler buyers see eye-to-eye, the results can be very, very good. But when they don’t, the results can be very, very bad. A case in point came from Marriott, which promised free Wi-Fi to its reward members – provided the members booked direct with the hotel through the hotel’s website, thereby going around corporate policy.

Tips on How to be a Sophisticated Female Traveler

by Connie Moser

Tips on How to be a Sophisticated Female Traveler

Traveling across the globe can be a thrill – even when it’s done for business. But it can also be challenging, particularly for the 40 percent of women who make up the global corporate traveler sector. USA Today outlines a handful of tips designed to help the sophisticated woman traveler conquer those challenges.

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