By: Evan Konwiser
Scott- The real difference is between travelers that work for small companies or themselves, where travel is more often the decision of the traveler, compared to larger companies where the traveler,...
View ArticleBy: JJ Konon
I totally agree with Evan. Unmanaged travelers are most likely working for smaller companies with smaller travel budgets. I can’t think of a single mid or large market company that doesn’t manage their...
View ArticleBy: Scott Gillespie
Evan, I would agree with your reasoning, but the ~ 360 unmanaged U.S. travelers surveyed for the study claimed an annual company revenue of $9.1 billion, on average. If the data is correct, that means...
View ArticleBy: Virginia
As a small business owner I am really curious to see who has the time to complete GBTA survey’s -so the first question must be a analysis of the buyer groups then we can really conclude whether these...
View ArticleBy: C99
Some big companies are starting to discover that, with the right culture and data control unmanaged travel is an option. Google is one of them … The travel manager told once that she could not...
View ArticleBy: Steve Reynolds
Its been shown many times that employees will make the right decisions whether its buying a laptop, mobile phone, travel, or office supplies. Its a different experience when you volunteer to sit in the...
View ArticleBy: Jeffrey J. Reich (@ElevonConsult)
There are many concerns left unspoken here. First off, is the reason for travel – it’s value! What is the value of the travel? What is the value of the mode of the travel. It is not simply time or...
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View ArticleBy: Gant Travel News 6/29/2012 | Gant Travel Blog
[...] program. Thought leader Scott Gillespie has some ideas on the topic and this blog will make you think. Our take—sooner or later you are going to need after-hours support. We’re there for our...
View ArticleBy: Godfrey Millstone
I don’t believe the cost of Duty of Care is included in the survey. If an organization has travelers booking their own travel and a major disaster happens (ash cloud, Japan Tsunami) and the...
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