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Ariba Buys B-Process, Perhaps the Largest E-Invoicing Provider No One Has Heard Of

Ariba Buys B-Process, Perhaps the Largest E-Invoicing Provider No One Has Heard Of

By Jason Busch on October 21, 2011

Earlier this week, Ariba announced it had acquired B-Process, which claims to be France’s largest electronic invoicing provider. Yet no one in the sector I know who is close to the electronic invoicing market in Europe has ever heard m…

Posted in Featured Posts, Technology / Software | Tagged Ariba, e-invoicing, France

The blog of a kind and wise man.

The blog of a kind and wise man.

By Thomas Otter on October 7, 2010

I’m very pleased to see that Les Hayman has a blog, and that he is rattling off posts with vim, vigour and consistency. If you are interested in HR, career and life advice from someone who has been there, done that, then Les is a must read.  Les was on the the extended board at […]

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged France, HR, Les Hayman, life, life in general

Friday Rant: A Sign of the Spend Management Times -- British and French to Merge Navies...

Friday Rant: A Sign of the Spend Management Times — British and French to Merge Navies…

By Jason Busch on September 3, 2010

…Well, sort of, as far as the title goes. But to be more specific, it’s the carrier fleets that could potentially join co-deployment forces. Business Week, among others, captured the news earlier this week in a story that headli…

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged British Empire, France, Navy, Royal Navy

In Search Of HRM/HRMDS/HR Tech “Best” Practices: France/Spain

In Search Of HRM/HRMDS/HR Tech “Best” Practices: France/Spain

By Naomi Bloom on June 25, 2010

The Glory Of Carcassone At Night Ron and I will be traveling again from 6/25 through 7/17 (life is short!) mostly in the Languedoc and Dordogne in France and on the Med coast of Spain between Valencia and Barcelona.  We’ll be soaking up “best” practices in HRM, the HRM delivery system and HR technology every […]

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged "Killer" HRMDS Scenarios, best practices, France, Languedoc, PeopleSoft, Recreation, Spain, travel

How not to implement a carbon tax

How not to implement a carbon tax

By Tom Raftery on April 8, 2010

The decision by the French government to back down on plans to enact a carbon tax is very disappointing, and not a little puzzling. President Sarkozy initially said plans to introduce a carbon tax were a monumental act of the French Republic — a measure so important President Nicolas Sarkozy ranked it beside “decolonization, election […]

Posted in Business | Tagged Carbon emissions, carbon tax, corporate tax, France, government, nicholas sarkozy

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