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An effective travel policy provides a solid foundation for any organization by ensuring service continuity, efficient processes, managing costs, and streamlining employee procedures. https://t.co/k4JLYQ8tDH #travelpolicy #corporatetravel

Businesses (airlines) expect to be able to learn from consumer behaviors, provide personalized offers, and bundle products to upsell in each transaction. https://t.co/0BaITaPUU4 #airlinebookings #cornerstone

Many organizations work diligently to improve the customer experience through their efforts in the front office. However, the back office also has a significant impact on the customer. https://t.co/JrqZQPhL3n #backoffice #cornerstone

There are lots of benefits to business travel, it can be a great perk to your job. Read to find out how! https://t.co/lPSXyANGPi #businesstravel #cornerstone

Making connections between mid and back-office processes so that they are not as siloed and work more effectively is crucial in the travel industry. https://t.co/D1rIxWQb5Y #backoffice #cornerstone

The way we work and go about our daily lives has been fundamentally changed with automation. How people communicate, learn, work, and make daily choices has been revolutionized. https://t.co/42vps8zKsu #automation #cornerstone

Automation has profoundly affected the corporate travel industry, saving costs and stimulating growth potential. Automation reduces mundane and repetitive tasks—and improves accuracy. https://t.co/k4JLYQ7VO9 #travelpolicy #corporatetravel

With recent breakdowns in air-travel technology, many travelers are suddenly curious about how in the world all those seats get booked. For those of us in the industry, trying to explain it is not really that easy. https://t.co/0BaITaQsJC #airlinebookings #cornerstone

When the company travel policy is integrated with the booking system, any deviation from compliance is intentional, reviewed, and managed on the spot. https://t.co/k4JLYQ7VO9 #travelpolicy #corporatetravel

Using a GIF, tell us how your team would feel to have an automated assistant to handle repetitive tasks and re-work. We'll go first:

With tech-savvy millennials in the workplace, it is more important than ever to create a trustworthy culture in which employees feel empowered to take control of their bookings. https://t.co/k4JLYQ8tDH #travelpolicy #corporatetravel

Using a GIF, tell us how you feel when your agents don't make the most of your commission revenues. We'll go first:

Making back office automation a priority will not only make a travel company more agile and responsive, but it will also help set a path for a more productive and profitable future. https://t.co/D1rIxWQb5Y #backoffice #automation

Using a GIF, tell us how you feel when travelers don't use preferred vendors. We'll go first:

Whether updating your current policy or writing a policy for the first time, there are five basic strategies any organization can use to ensure that their travel policy is relevant and manageable. https://t.co/k4JLYQ8tDH #travelpolicy #corporatetravel

Using a GIF, tell us how it feels processing refunds from major schedule changes that impact your customers' itinerary. We'll go first:

Using a GIF, tell us how it feels to have global data consolidated for comprehensive reporting. We'll go first:

Businesses may find that automating their mid office allows them to operate faster than competitors who don’t automate their operations—which could lead them to greater market share and financial success over time. https://t.co/D1rIxWQIVw #backoffice #automation

Travel policies cover items such as what vendors employees should use, how employees should book travel, what costs are covered on a company card, and how reimbursement works. https://t.co/k4JLYQ7VO9 #travelpolicy #corporatetravel

Using a GIF, tell us how you feel about travelers not following your companies travel policy. We'll go first: