Wednesday 2nd October, 2013

Poland is the latest Member State to announce the adoption of PEPPOL for e-Invoicing, following Norway, Denmark, Sweden, France, Italy, Austria, and Ireland which are currently implementing the specifications.

Sebastian Christow, Director of Electronic Economy, Department of the Polish Ministry, announced at the EXPP Summit, connecting to the OpenPEPPOL network as a cornerstone of the Polish national e-Invoicing implementation strategy.

Tuesday 1st October, 2013

Experian has agreed to acquire 41st Parameter, a market leader in device identification technology and web fraud detection. 41st Parameter will aim to strengthen Experian's global web fraud detection and risk-based identity authentication capabilities.

Organisations around the world are increasingly reliant on a variety of Internet-connected devices for everything from banking to shopping to entertainment and media. Creating relevant on-line customer experiences and preventing fraud are large and growing business challenges. 41st Parameter's patented device identification technology enables clients and their consumers to interact on the web effectively and securely, recognising consumers to reduce fraud losses.

Monday 30th September, 2013

The Paypers has launched the new edition of the E-invoicing, Supply Chain Finance & E-billing Market Guide 2013, a complete insight into the global e-invoicing, e-billing, e-procurement and financial supply chain management ecosystem, mapping out on-going initiatives, success stories and industry players.

Friday 27th September, 2013

With seven of the ten leaders in finance and accounting business process outsourcing (F&A BPO)* re-selling OB10, the global e-Invoicing network, to their customers, BPO providers have become an important channel into the global F&A market. Through these strategic partnerships, OB10 enables outsourcers to meet their targets by bringing greater efficiency and added value to the procure-to-pay (P2P) process.

Thursday 26th September, 2013

KPMG comments on the Europol’s European Cybercrime Centre study that suggests cyber attacks will escalate over the next decade. KPMG’s head of cyber security says that; “to succeed, the fight against cyber crime can no longer be regarded as a problem for IT”.