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Quickly see differences between brands like Avaya, Mitel, Cisco, ShoreTel, 8x8, Panasonic, etc and compare over 96 phone systems by 55 brands for small to mid-size businesses. Our latest 2011 edition of the chart also compares PBX and Business VoIP systems side by side so you can make an educated comparison of your options. This analysis is prepared in an easy to view Excel spreadsheet.
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Invoice factoring is essentially a financial transaction where a company/business sells its accounts receivables (or invoices) at a discount to another company. This other company is then responsible for collecting on that invoice from the third party. There are typically three parties involved in a factoring transaction: the seller, debtor, and the factor. The seller is owed money (accounts receivable) by the debtor. The seller then sells its invoices at a certain discount to the factor (third party finance company) to get immediate cash. Ultimately, the debtor pays the full invoice amount to the factor, therefore the factor makes a percentage gain on the account.
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Before you begin shopping for a postage meter, it helps to know the basics of how a mailing system works. This guide provides you with the information you need - how to compare features, options, and billing plans, as well as a few tips to help you choose the best equipment for your business mailing needs.
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Bank Technology News serves the field of banking and finance which includes commercial banks and trust companies, savings institutions, credit unions, bank holding companies, finance companies, insurance firms, mortgage companies, and securities, investment and mutual fund firms. Also served are government, corporations and retailers, ATM/POS net/credit card companies, systems developers/resellers, consulting firms and others allied to the field.
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Risk & Insurance magazine is aimed at key decision-makers in the fields of risk management and insurance. We offer in-depth articles designed to supply our readers with the inside track on trends and events in risk management, insurance, reinsurance, alternative risk transfer, self-insurance, and benefits.
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SITE SELECTION serves the information needs of senior corporate executives (in manufacturing and service sectors) responsible for site selection and related facility planning issues, plant expansion and relocation, and workplace and technology issues bearing on the efficient utilization of corporate real estate.