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I have spent my entire career working in the HR space and I often see the terms HR and human capital management (HCM) used interchangeably. In fact, I am guilty of using these terms interchangeably.

As the APQC annual conference approaches, it’s an exciting time for me, the APQC team, and our members and clients to gather and immerse ourselves in knowledge and process management.

Organizations can help drive continuous improvement at their organization by ensuring their employees are engaged in process improvement efforts. Here are nine ways organizations can engage and empower employees to help drive organizational process improvement. 

In this period of inflation, customers are tightening their spending belts, which could result in them deprioritizing or losing their ability to pay owed balances.

Cash flow management involves planning, tracking, and controlling the flow of cash in and out of a business. It is a necessary process in financial planning to ensure that sufficient funds exist to meet business needs.

For APQC keynote April Rinne, change is a business and life feature that can be embraced rather than feared with the right “flux superpowers” or new ways for viewing and navigating change.

This is an important time for the supply chain profession. Supply chains are in the news, on governments’ agendas, and in the spotlight.

Earlier this year, I wrote about the priorities and challenges for process and performance management (PPM) professionals; however, in that blog I didn’t dig in to the section of the survey that highlighted the trends driving chang

The chart of accounts (COA) is a listing of the general ledger account names and identification numbers arranged in the order in which they customarily appear in financial statements. It can also include a description of what should be included in each account.

After a period of decline, employer investments in learning are on the rise. Pandemic-era economic pressures and uncertainties have subsided, and employers are restoring previously slashed learning and development (L&D) budgets.