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Sep 15, 2014
Quetica was awarded a task order under GSA Schedule 48 to provide strategic sourcing planning and consulting support to the GSA Center for Transportation. GSA’s Domestic Delivery Service 3 (DDS3) is a strategic sourcing initiative that provides customer agencies with a government-wide procurement vehicle, offering best-in-class pricing and access to data, reports and tools for […]
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Jul 1, 2014
Although the core concepts around supply chain finance are not new, manual processes for both trading partners and banks have historically limited the adoption and growth of supply chain finance products as a working capital solution. These process inefficiencies, as well as associated risks with lack of lender visibility and control, drove up financing costs […]
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Apr 16, 2014
Quetica was awarded an IT Professional Services Master Contract under the State of Minnesota’s SITE (Seeking IT Expertise) program. The MN SITE program serves as one of several avenues for State of Minnesota agencies and other local units of government to contract for professional IT-related consulting and staff augmentation services. The purpose of this master […]
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Feb 28, 2014
Missed Quetica’s webinar on Challenges and Opportunities in Inbound Transportation Management? Access the webinar on demand at your convenience from our website. This webinar is a follow up to Quetica’s white paper examining the challenges, opportunities and strategies to effectively implement a managed inbound program. Utilizing an Inbound Capability Maturity Model, it explores the latest […]
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Jan 23, 2014
Join Ann Brisk at the Healthcare Payments Innovations conference in Phoenix, AZ on January 27th for a discussion of “Future Payment Models: ACOs & Capitation – The Next Healthcare Challenge and Opportunity“. Co-presented by Alan Robinson, CFO at Intermountain Logan Regional Hospital, and Scott Krah, Vice President at KeyBank Enterprise Commercial Payments, the session explores […]
46Jan 8, 2014
Join Quetica for a rebroadcast of our webinar: Challenges and Opportunities in Inbound Transportation Management. This free event will broadcast live on Wednesday, January 29, 2014 at 2 p.m. Eastern / 11 a.m. Pacific. Click here to register. This webinar is a follow up to Quetica’s latest white paper examining the challenges, opportunities and strategies to effectively implement a managed inbound […]
47May 20, 2013
American Shipper surveyed more than 250 shippers and third party logistics providers on their transportation payment and auditing practices and technologies. This year’s report delves into new areas, including the interaction between shippers’ logistics operations and finance departments, and whether shippers and 3PLs are using their payment data in the broader procure-to-pay process. Download a […]
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May 8, 2013
Quetica was awarded an IT Professional Technical Services Master Contract (902TS) under the State of Minnesota BUY-IT program. Minnesota BUY-IT is a program that offers standard products purchasing and master contracts for professional technical staff to government organizations, including state agencies, local governments, educational institutions and other government entities. It helps agencies and suppliers connect with […]
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Apr 8, 2013
The potential benefits available to shippers who decide to outsource their freight payment and audit functions to third party providers are considerable. The decision to outsource, however, is one that should be made with due diligence. While most providers recognize the strategic, long-term benefits inherent to treating customers fairly, the relative fragmentation of the freight […]
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Mar 11, 2013
Driven by initiatives in transportation departments to control and optimize transportation costs, U.S. organizations have historically focused on managing and optimizing outbound transportation. With the development of new industry best practices and technological advancements embedded in Transportation Management Systems (TMS) and freight payment systems, outbound transportation has become much more efficient in the past decade. […]