Center Point Blog

Why Do Companies Choose To Use Corporate Cards (Or Not)?

By The Center Team on January 04, 2021

Financial decisions begin before money is spent. Our research revealed the benefits for companies who choose to use corporate cards—and the reasons so...

Start The Year Strong With Center

By Sam Fetchero on January 01, 2021

Everyone is eager to turn the page on this last year As you're putting up desk calendar, you’re likely recovering from squeezing in all your work amid...

Looking Back and Moving Forward

By The Center Team on December 31, 2020

In this month's news roundup: finding efficiencies, strategic time allocation, the year’s most valued skills, and more.

5 Ways the COVID-19 Pandemic Has Forever Changed Business Finance

By The Center Team on December 30, 2020

Businesses, small and large, have been forever changed by the COVID-19 pandemic. The following trends that came to light this year will continue to im...

How COVID-19 Has Changed Employee Spending Habits

By The Center Team on December 30, 2020

As part of our upcoming spend survey, we asked how COVID-19 has impacted business spending. See what 500 respondents reported.

How Non-Profits Can Come Out of the COVID-19 Crisis Stronger

By Sam Fetchero on December 01, 2020

Non-profits need new processes and tools to manage change, be more agile, and keep precious resources focused on the work that matters most.

New Tools for Compliance and the Future of Finance

By The Center Team on November 30, 2020

News and insights to keep you up to date: the future of the finance function, spreadsheet warriors, using AI to manage compliance risk, and more.

Seattle Jobs Initiative Case Study

By The Center Team on November 18, 2020

How Center helped a Seattle nonprofit streamline financial processes, improve decision-making, and meet the need for its services due to COVID-19.

How Much Value Are You Getting from Concur?

By Sam Fetchero on November 10, 2020

With few employees traveling these days, finance teams everywhere are asking whether they continue to get value from long-standing software contracts.