ADVISORY/ Bottomline Technologies' Brian Hinton to Discuss How to Generate Working Capital Using EPP at NACHA's Payments 2002 Conference.Business/Technology Editors ADVISORY...for Sunday Sunday: see Sabbath; week. (April 14) --(BUSINESS WIRE) VP and director of marketing for e-billing (Electronic-billing) Paying bills by mail. See EBPP. will teach attendees how to use electronic presentment presentment: see indictment. and payment (EPP (1) (Enhanced Parallel Port) See IEEE 1284. (2) (Ethernet Packet Processor) A chip from Kalpana, Inc., Santa Clara, CA that doubles speed of Ethernet transmission to 20Mbits/sec. In 1994, Kalpana was acquired by Cisco. ) to make their money work harder for them
WHO: Brian Hinton, vice president and director of marketing
for e-billing
WHAT: Hinton and NACHA's Director of Electronic Billing and Payment,
Rob Unger, will discuss how organizations can present invoices
electronically and use the Internet to pay and receive
payments. With electronic presentment and payment (EPP),
organizations can get money into their coffers quickly, so they
can put their money to work for them via investments and
interest earned. Attendees will learn how to determine if they
need EPP, and how to convince executives of the need to deploy
such systems.
Bottomline will also be exhibiting its products at booth #100
at the conference.
WHERE: The Emerald Room at Wyndham Anatole hotel in Dallas, Texas
WHEN: Hinton and Unger will speak at 1 p.m. on April 14.
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