Reimbursing your mobile workforce correctly is of utmost importance. If done incorrectly, your company can expose itself to risk of a potential class-action lawsuit (which in some cases has cost…
Read moreMore and more people are beginning to drive for work; in fact, by 2020, an overwhelming majority of the U.S. workforce will be comprised of mobile employees. Many of these…
Read moreExaggerating the number of miles someone has driven for work is a form of employee theft. Although sometimes disregarded, employee mileage fraud poses a serious threat to businesses operating with…
Read moreThe IRS recently announced the standard mileage rate for 2017, advising taxpayers of the optional cents per mile reimbursement rate for the year. It’s important for businesses with mobile employees…
Read moreThere are many reasons why the IRS may audit your organization. But most decision makers often overlooked their vehicle program. Have a fleet? Maybe a reimbursement program? Regardless, the way…
Read more“Cloud computing.” “Mainframes.” These terms are often used without much context or explanation. To a technologist, these terms are really shorthand for two very different approaches to software design, development,…
Read moreGiving your workers access to company-owned vehicles, also known as “fleets,” can greatly benefit both employers and employees. If companies don’t administer those fleets correctly, though, the potential benefits can…
Read moreIn part one of this series, we discussed the radical transformation of the Motus internal systems as we moved from a legacy monolithic application to a service-based platform. This post will detail the evolution our staging and production systems undertook in order to support the new platform.
Read moreMobile technology has reached a tipping point in business, and for good reason. Not only has mobile adoption reached a critical mass among employees, but many businesses are finding that those employees are willing – and in some cases even eager – to leverage their own devices for business applications. While companies originally feared mobile would be more of a distraction than a benefit, they are today finding the opposite to be true.
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