Leadership

AP professionals juggle a tremendous number of tasks every day—jobs that often change according to the schedule and time of month. In this article, Beth Hinten, APS, Accounts Payable, CBC Companies… Read More

This template provides an example of an internal control policy regarding AP personnel. Format Microsoft

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This template provides an example of how to create a Code of Ethics for your organization. Microsoft Word

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Marjorie Wiater, Disbursements Agent at FedEx Services: Global Disbursements in Moon Township, PA, believes that internal customer service is one of the primary keys to the effectiveness and success… Read More

Ryder Shared Services implemented an automation project to remove the paper from the payments process. “While some invoices were received through CXML (Commerce eXtensible Markup Language) files or… Read More

By Bob Sefton Over time, every organization will experience a change of personnel in the accounts payable department. Whether personnel changes are the result of promotions, retirements,… Read More

By Pam Miller, APMD Jim Brady, National Managing Partner, U.S. Government Affairs at Deloitte, often speeks about how managers struggle when addressing and remediating poor employee… Read More

By Pam Miller, APMD - While all accounts payable departments “pay the bills,” the manner in which they do so varies from organization to organization. In addition to processing differences,… Read More

At Regeneron Pharmaceuticals Inc. in Tarrytown, NY, Senior AP Coordinator Delbra Alexander-Blount and her coworkers take paying bills on time very seriously and aim for 100-percent on-time… Read More

By Kerry Schmidt, APMD There are two ways to run an AP department. You can "manage" your staff by commanding the troops in a top-down fashion, or you can build a true team spirit in which you "lead"

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