Reporting for Duty
Where Travel sits on the org chart can be turned into an advantage, if you know where to look
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Travel Buyer’s POV — 3
In each issue of Business Travel Executive, the members of our Buyer Think Tank offer their individual thoughts on what’s hot, what’s cool and what’s coming next in managed travel. The Think Tank is a team of nine veteran travel managers from programs that run the gamut in size and complexity – but each member contributes a unique viewpoint. Travel Buyer’s POV brings fresh perspectives and ideas to inspire innovation and thought leadership in the corporate travel industry. For business travelers and their companies, flight delays and cancellations – what airlines euphemistically refer to as ‘irregular operations’ – erode confidence in the managed travel program and hurt productivity. This month, our Think Tank’s point of view looks into the costs and the cures for these troublesome IROPS.
The Shape of Tomorrow
New technologies can be powerful communication tools for travel managers
Returning to Wisdom
“These days people seek knowledge, not wisdom. Knowledge is of the past and wisdom is of the future” – Vernon Cooper
Face Time With Dorothy Dowling
Best Western’s Senior VP and Chief Marketing Officer, one of the most influential CMOs in the world, talks glass ceilings, leadership and the strategic role of marketing
Simple Meetings, Complex Problems
Managing small get-togethers can pose big challenges for corporations – but solutions are close at hand.
Consolidating Gains
As hotel industry mergers and acquisitions continue, is the result for travel programs a boon, bust – or both?
Not a Moment to Waste
When flight disruptions strike, the ability to predict the worst is the best way out
Waking Up to Realities
Business travel without expense reports. Is it just a dream
Travel Buyer's POV - 2
In each issue of Business Travel Executive, the members of our Buyer Think Tank offer their individual thoughts on what’s hot, what’s cool and what’s coming next in managed travel.