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Today, WhiteFence announces a brand new resource tool box that displays three useful informational links for consumers to utilize. The tool box provides access to three savings resources: a free change of address utility, a content library of money saving tips, and a blog full of the latest new on home services and utilities. This tool box can be found on WhiteFence.com between the recently launched home utilities index and price tracker widgets.
The change of address form tool lets consumers file a no-cost official change of address request with the USPS. WhiteFence has partnered up with Updater.com, an online service that helps consumers manage the moving process from start to finish. The process to change an address is a simple three steps and takes only a few minutes to complete. Users enter their old address, new address, name, the date they plan on moving, who’s moving, and if it is permanent or temporary. Once that is complete, consumers can check out exclusive offers, and then update their magazine subscriptions as well as any other accounts. This is a safe and secure service offered without charge.
PEMBROKE MANAGEMENT, LTD bought additonal 611,000 shares in Q2
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SeaPass Hub User Community Exceeds 6000 Agents – Growth of 1000% over the Past Year
Press Release: SeaPass Solutions, Inc. – Wed, Feb 27, 2013 9:00 AM ESTEmail0Share0Print
NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--
SeaPass Solutions, Inc. (hub.seapass.com), a leading independent provider of web-based insurance distribution solutions to the property and casualty (P&C) insurance industry, today announced that the SeaPass Hub’s registered number of users now exceeds 6,000, representing an annual growth of more than 1000%.
The SeaPass Hub was developed to provide independent agents, wholesalers and aggregators a way to shop for and quote insurance online. With access to multiple product lines, from multiple carriers, agents are able to quickly obtain and compare premiums, and quote the majority of popular risks for their customers, including business owners policy (BOP), general liability (GL), package, commercial auto, workers compensation, and now surplus lines. This unique platform helps insurance industry partners serve all of the insurance needs of their customers, while driving market share, retention and increasing revenue per customer. The addition of the Hub offering for wholesalers, aggregators, and MGAs has added significantly to this year’s growth.
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SeaPass Hub User Community Exceeds 6000 Agents – Growth of 1000% over the Past Year
Press Release: SeaPass Solutions, Inc. – Wed, Feb 27, 2013 9:00 AM ESTEmail0Share0Print
NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--
SeaPass Solutions, Inc. (hub.seapass.com), a leading independent provider of web-based insurance distribution solutions to the property and casualty (P&C) insurance industry, today announced that the SeaPass Hub’s registered number of users now exceeds 6,000, representing an annual growth of more than 1000%.
The SeaPass Hub was developed to provide independent agents, wholesalers and aggregators a way to shop for and quote insurance online. With access to multiple product lines, from multiple carriers, agents are able to quickly obtain and compare premiums, and quote the majority of popular risks for their customers, including business owners policy (BOP), general liability (GL), package, commercial auto, workers compensation, and now surplus lines. This unique platform helps insurance industry partners serve all of the insurance needs of their customers, while driving market share, retention and increasing revenue per customer. The addition of the Hub offering for wholesalers, aggregators, and MGAs has added significantly to this year’s growth.
“This latest milestone validates the competitive value the SeaPass Hub provides for carriers as well as for independent agents and other distribution channels,” said Tim Attia, Senior Vice President of Sales and Marketing for SeaPass.“Given the rapid and broad adoption of our Hub, we are continually looking for and investing in new and better ways to deliver insurance to the industry – whether it’s buying, selling, or servicing.”
Procurement Outsourcing Posts 10% Growth
by: Sarah Joson
Tuesday, July 02, 2013
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In Everest Group’s The Procurement Outsourcing Annual Report, it was found that the total value of contracts involved with procurement outsourcing has already reached $1.72 billion (£1.13 billion), and managed spend now amounts to $220 billion (£144 billion).
One of the key propellers of the procurement outsourcing market is the increased demand from tech firms and financial services. Meanwhile, consumer goods and manufacturing companies are still the biggest adopters of the practice.
Although it is uncommon to outsource direct spend to third party service providers, more and more companies are doing so. The top players taking up 50 percent of the market share in the procurement outsourcing segment are IBM and Accenture.
The study also revealed that a growing number of businesses are tapping different countries for new deals to reinforce their global expansion plans. Other firms that are looking to outsource procurement processes try it with spend analytics first to understand how it works.
ProcurianSM recognizes that optimizing indirect and other under-resourced areas of spending can be a complex challenge. Spending is driven across hundreds of supply markets, each with different dynamics, economics and providers. In addition, the spend flows through tens of thousands of end users and suppliers, creating thousands of potential pitfalls in which people may purchase from the wrong supplier, stray from purchasing policies and pay the wrong price - all of which erode savings.
Addressing this challenge requires an extensive infrastructure. This task demands the right combination of highly specialized and experienced supply market procurement experts, highly integrated spend management processes, real-time market intelligence, best-in-class technology, and strong collaboration with suppliers, end-users and business leaders - for each category and subcategory of spend, and all on a global basis. We understood the need for this confluence of capabilities over a decade ago and, when we couldn’t find a solution in the marketplace, we built it.
Procurian’s Specialized Procurement InfrastructureTM combines everything you need to optimize your spending and achieve significant, sustainable savings that your company can use for reinvestment in growth and innovation. Our proprietary infrastructure combines people, process, technology and real-time market intelligence to manage indirect spend from end-to-end, which is the best way to realize and sustain significant savings.
source: c-suite-spending-remains-cautious
PHILADELPHIA, July 29, 2013 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- An analysis released today of Fortune 1,000 spending trends shows that while overall spending is up, continued caution in the executive suite is driving a more aggressive focus to ensure the most value for every dollar spent.
The report was compiled by Procurian utilizing insights gained in the first half of 2013 from billions of dollars in spend reduction projects with the company's 100+ clients. Procurian helps the Fortune 1,000 optimize spend habits and save dollars that can be reinvested in innovation, growth, and people. Specifically, the report revealed the top areas of focus for cost savings and the global trends that are driving these discussions.
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The complex nature of this spend - involving hundreds of unique supply markets and thousands of purchase decision makers - make managing it an incessant challenge. Understandably, most companies have focused their procurement investments on their core commodities. But without the deep expertise, market intelligence and specialized technologies across the array of categories and processes needed to optimize this spend, a margin point is left on the table – real dollars that could be driven to the bottom-line or redeployed to support brand and innovation.
Procurian helps Consumer Products leaders capture this missed opportunity and generate funds that can be reinvested in growth.
As procurement specialists, we saw the need for an infrastructure dedicated to optimizing all indirect spend on a global basis. When we couldn’t find it, we built it. The result? Our Specialized Procurement Infrastructure™, a new and transformational approach to procurement that is being deployed by innovative consumer products leaders to accelerate real savings and drive growth on a sustainable basis.
The complex nature of this spend - involving hundreds of unique supply markets and thousands of purchase decision makers - make managing it an incessant challenge. Understandably, most companies have focused their procurement investments on their core commodities. But without the deep expertise, market intelligence and specialized technologies across the array of categories and processes needed to optimize this spend, a margin point is left on the table – real dollars that could be driven to the bottom-line or redeployed to support brand and innovation.
Procurian helps Consumer Products leaders capture this missed opportunity and generate funds that can be reinvested in growth.
As procurement specialists, we saw the need for an infrastructure dedicated to optimizing all indirect spend on a global basis. When we couldn’t find it, we built it. The result? Our Specialized Procurement Infrastructure™, a new and transformational approach to procurement that is being deployed by innovative consumer products leaders to accelerate real savings and drive growth on a sustainable basis.
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Wednesday 07th August 2013
C-Suite spending remains cautious, with a focus on meetings
A new study of spending trends at Fortune 1,000 companies has listed meeting cost-cutting among the Top 10 spend management trends for the first half of 2013.
The Procurian Spend Trends Report is based on "insights gained in the first half of 2013 from the company's 100+ clients."
The report said that mergers and acquisitions among the airlines and car-rental companies have made it harder to cut costs in those areas, pushing companies to focus their travel management programs on holding down the cost of corporate meetings.
Meetings certainly offer the biggest opportunity for saving on travel costs, Procurian global head of market insights and analysis Mark Hillman told TravelMole. More than half of Procurian's customers—which include Kimberly-Clark, Symantec, and Whirlpool—have taken those steps, though few "are at the end of the road" yet.
Still, 2013 is a year of "continued caution in the executive suite" with "an aggressive focus" on getting the most value for every dollar spent.
"Across the board, companies are focusing on attacking all major cost areas," Hillman says.
"The opportunity in the meetings area is larger than in air and lodging and we've seen some really substantial savings from comprehensive meetings management practices, so don't ignore it."
Step one for taking control of meeting spending is to have a team responsible for overseeing meetings on a corporate level. Step two is to have the team start down the path of centralizing the data, so you can see what you are spending where and negotiate discounts at a corporate level.
Procurian plans to issue a Procurian Spend Trends Report every quarter, to come out roughly 30 days after the quarter close.
By Cheryl Rosen
Tuesday, August 6, 2013
CHICAGO (July 22, 2013) — MSDSonline, the leading provider of sustainable cloud-based EH&S solutions, was recently named a 2013 Reader"s Choice Award Winner by Industrial Safety & Hygiene News — a leading publication in the EHS industry — in the Mobile Chemical Inventory Management Category. According to ISHN, the competition"s objective was to recognize the most innovative personal protective equipment (PPE) and safety products.
"We are delighted to be selected by ISHN"s readers for this honor, and we share the award with our customers," said Glenn Trout, MSDSonline president and CEO. "Our mobile chemical management solution integrates the best thinking of our product development, IT, design, sales and customer care teams, as well as the best ideas from among the thousands of safety professionals who rely on our products day-in and day-out."
In its winning entry, MSDSonline detailed the features and benefits of its mobile solution, saying it gives EH&S professionals "The freedom and flexibility to search and access chemical and MSDS information on the fly, manage critical chemical inventories from the field where they need it most, and manage and approve chemicals at their point of entry— all from the palm of their hand. The MSDSonline mobile solution performs across multiple platforms, enabling right-to-know access to MSDSs and other chemical inventory information from nearly any mobile device."
According to recent reports from the Pew Research Center, over half of cell phone owners use smartphones and one third of American adults own a tablet —nearly double from just a year ago. The increased use of mobile technology in day-to-day life is opening the door for many EH&S professionals to further simplify their workplace compliance requirements.
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Revenue for the second quarter of 2013 grew 14%, to $48.7 million, compared to $42.8 million in the second quarter of 2012. Non-GAAP net income (loss) for the second quarter of 2013 was a loss of $(0.7) million, or $(0.02) per diluted share, as compared to income of $2.3 million, or $0.06 per diluted share, in the corresponding 2012 period. Non-GAAP net income for the second quarter of 2012 included one-time gains of $3.4 million, primarily related to an interim contract at Procurian. GAAP net income (loss) for the second quarter of 2013 was a loss of $(6.9) million, or $(0.19) per diluted share, compared to $(6.0) million, or $(0.17) per diluted share, in the second quarter of 2012.
"Overall, the quarter was in line with our expectations," said Walter Buckley, ICG's Chief Executive Officer. "Our continued sales and marketing efforts resulted in a number of large contract signings and significant growth in customer pipelines. Based on this activity and our current outlook, we expect that revenue growth and earnings will accelerate in the second half of 2013 and enable us to achieve our 2013 guidance."
Type Value Total Shares Out Standing (millions): 38 Market Capitalization ($ millions): $419 Institutional Ownership: 89.09% Price (as of 06/30/2013) 12.51
Da ich davon ausgehe, dass der Anteil der Privates nicht nur bei 10,91% liegt, könnt Ihr Euch sicher vorstellen, wie hoch ich den Anteil der Nackten Shortseller hier ansetze.
July 24th, 2013
Ever wondered which providers are driving the world of procurement outsourcing? Well, the wait is finally over, with the first ever Blueprint in this space… and a big congrats to Accenture, IBM, Procurian, Infosys and GEP for making the Winners Circle:
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So we asked HfS analyst and report author, Brian Dubiel, who lives and breathes procurement outsourcing, to give us the skinny on this market:
Brian – what’s hot about procurement BPO right now – why are firms suddenly jumping into the space?
The Procurement Outsourcing (PO) market has quickly become one of the fastest growing BPO segments in the market, growing at an annual rate of 12% over the next 5 years, and expected to reach $3.4 Billion in expenditure this year. Our research has shown this is the result of procurement deals piggybacking on a maturing and established Finance and Accounting BPO market, with the close linkages between F&A and procure-to-pay. While many CFOs have become more accustomed to the BPO model, they are increasingly confident in taking advantage of provider skill-sets in procurement where category expertise, spend management and technology provide the core value, as opposed to merely lower cost labor.
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BIG ADVANTAGE for Procurian
"So what processes are people looking at? Is it still mainly P2P, or are there higher value processes being evaluated? As growth continues, the scope of PO services has grown from the more transactional P2P elements of the value chain, to one where more strategic processes are being outsourced, such as strategic sourcing, vendor governance and spend analytics, which is redefining the market differentiators among providers. Vertical expertise as well as geographic market sourcing presence have also aided the leading procurement market providers to offer distinguishable characteristics compared to the more “generalist” BPO body shops."
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