Case Studies

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Providers and end-users alike may develop case studies or similar papers and reports ("studies") detailing particular aspects of a challenge or problem relative to a P-Card program or related payments strategy. While these studies typically feature (or even promote) a particular provider, product and/or technology solution, they also tend to be insightful and may provide P-Card professionals with a learning opportunity. Provided below are studies from providers and/or end-users.

• American Express^® Case Study – BASF Drives Efficiencies and Accelerates Compliance with Corporate Account Reconciliation (CAR)
• Bank of America Case Study – With Global Capabilities, Hollister Discovers a World of Efficiency, Convenience
• Bank of America Case Study – Electronic Payments at Duval County Public School District
• Bank of America Case Study – Electronic Payments at North Carolina State University
• Bank of America Case Study – ePayables and Purchasing Card Payoff for CaroMont Health
• Bank of America White Paper – Purchase Requests for Purchasing Cards
• Commonwealth of Virginia Case Study – A Purchasing Card Transformation
• SunTrust Study – City of Fort Lauderdale
• SunTrust Study – Central Florida Regional Transportation Authority
• Teledyne Brown ePayables Case Study
• U.S. Bank/MasterCard Advisors Report – The State of B2B Payment Transformation   

·        must include an educational component; for example, describing a particular end-user problem or challenge and how the end-user successfully addressed it

·        are subject to NAPCP review and, as a result, may be rejected if a submission lacks educational content and/or is perceived to be solely sales-oriented

·        are subject to the NAPCP’s file-naming convention when posted; typically, the file name, document or link includes the name of the organization from which the submission originated

·        may be removed from the Resource Center at the sole discretion of the NAPCP, such as when a submission becomes outdated

·        should be directed to Lynn Larson at lynn_larson@napcp.org