Our experts share their experiences and tell you about the latest trends in business expense management through Jenji's resources!
Delays suck, whether caught in the school-run bottleneck driving to work or queuing for an hour at your favourite 'walk-in only' restaurant. In either case, better planning might have helped. Start the commute earlier and avoid peak dining hours, for example.
Lee Chee Leong, Head, APAC at Jenji, believes that using AI-powered automation will improve an employee’s satisfaction in the workplace .
As governments in many parts of the world ease Covid-19 restrictions and more employees return to the workplace, businesses must adjust quickly to the massive shift in expectations. The pandemic fast-forwarded remote work and digitalisation trends, and staff now look for more support and transparency from their company. Forward-looking organisations recognise that establishing smooth, technology-driven processes is essential to creating a productive, positive employee experience and efficient, more sustainable business operations.
We are all used to reading job descriptions that ask for specific degrees, length of time working in the industry, and other strict qualifications. But what if these aren’t reasonable requirements for every person?
Introduction to an expense management dashboard Traditional manual expense reporting can be a time-consuming and error-strewn drain on resources for businesses of all sizes. The process of setting up expense reports, entering data into spreadsheets, and attaching receipts is typically laborious and inefficient - bringing the benefits of outsourced third-party software into sharp focus for businesses.