Taking the User-Friendly Approach — Skift Corporate Travel Innovation Report
Photo Credit: Corporate travel players are making a greater effort to integrate tools with customers' regular habits. Here, travelers are shown in an airport departure area. Flickr / jacky czj
Skift Take
Corporate travel can be complicated, so the words "simple" and "user-friendly" are welcome concepts — especially for busy business travelers.
The Skift Corporate Travel Innovation Report is our weekly newsletter focused on the future of corporate travel, the big fault lines of disruption for travel managers and buyers, the innovations emerging from the sector, and the changing business traveler habits that are upending how corporate travel is packaged, bought, and sold.
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The Future of Corporate + Business Travel
As we continue to mark a year of Skift's deeper coverage of corporate travel, we bring stories this week about ongoing efforts to connect with travelers in simple and user-friendly ways.
In a wide-ranging interview, Concur president Mike Eberhard told Skift that his goal for the travel and expense management company is to better connect users, the tools they already have, and the tools their bosses need them to use. So if Starbucks coffee and Uber rides are frequent items to expense (they are), automatically sending those transactions through
