Difference between e-procurement and procure-to-pay

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Questions:

1. Do organizations need a purchasing application and an E-Procurement solution?

2. How hard is it to integrate an E-Procurement solution with an ERP?

3. Should organizations mandate E-Procurement to drive adoption and compliance?

4. What is the difference between E-Procurement and procure-to-pay?

5. Should a global organization implement a single E-Procurement solution?

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