The NAPCP recognizes and thanks the following provider organizations for contributing content in 2010.

Table of Contents:

CPCP Program Resources 

Quarterly Newsletters

Regulatory Requirements

Case Studies

Controls, Audits, Compliance and Fraud

Global Programs

Industry Status:  Articles, Reports and More

Interchange Resources

Procurement Practices

Program Implementation, Growth and Management

Request for Proposal Process

Suppliers' Acceptance of Card Payments

Technology and Automation

Training (P-Card Program Participants)

Two major NAPCP reports addressed salaries and suppliers. 

In 2010, the NAPCP delivered two comprehensive industry reports, available to NAPCP members and, for a fee, to non-members:

• End-User Perspective on Suppliers' Acceptance of Card Payments (by the NAPCP and First Annapolis Consulting) 
• P-Card Program Management: Role Analysis, Staffing Levels and Compensation 

Contribute Content The NAPCP encourages submissions from end-users and providers! You do not need to be an NAPCP member to contribute. Your submission may qualify for CPCP points.   Looking for topics? The NAPCP's Lynn Larson offers these suggestions: "Generally speaking, content that explains what to do, why do it (business case)and how to do it (steps, considerations, lessons learned) is helpful to end-users," says Lynn. "In particular, we would like to see contributions that address these popular topics... business case for newer card variations (e.g., ePayables) how to determine if a One Card program would be right for your organization strategies for expanding globally integration (of P-Carddata with other systems) ...please contact me to discuss your ideas and/or review the online submission guidelines." Seeking CPCP points? To be point-eligible, written content should include more than just a sample document (e.g., sample RFP, sample policies and procedures); there must be a "how-to” element, offering educational takeaways.   and access these resources today!