KDS IN DUCK ADOPTION SHOCK
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Expense Fiddlers Cry ‘Fowl’ as KDS Recruits Feathered Friend as Mascot for Expenses Awareness-raising Campaign
London, 06 July 2009 – Following months of expense-related
scandal in UK public life, an unlikely new champion has emerged to
fight the battle to improve travel and expense management. KDS, the
leading European supplier of integrated travel and expense management
systems, has adopted the duck as the mascot for its campaign to
encourage cost awareness amongst companies.
Yves Weisselberger, CEO of KDS, said, “With a deep recession upon us, and an extraordinary saga of expenses abuse by MPs, you would think that employers would be fully aware of the need take control of expenses. However, time and again we encounter businesses that are clinging to their old ways, rather than adopting more efficient new processes. When the potential savings are as great as 30% of a travel budget, you would think that more businesses would be pursuing better solutions and avoiding their own expense scandals.”
“To help beat the drum for this cause, we are delighted to introduce a refugee from the Duck Island furore as our new cheerleader,” he continued. “Not only will the duck be our mascot for this campaign, but those participating in our new online opinion poll stand a chance of winning a spectacular bath time companion of their very own.”
Summarising his message, Paris-based Weisselberger concluded, “When it comes to poor expense management, surely ‘an oeuf is an oeuf’.”
To take part in KDS’s eight-question survey on the challenges of controlling travel expenses, click here.
Visit the KDS awareness campaign at: http://www.kds.com/en/dont-expense-the-duck-0
Yves Weisselberger, CEO of KDS, said, “With a deep recession upon us, and an extraordinary saga of expenses abuse by MPs, you would think that employers would be fully aware of the need take control of expenses. However, time and again we encounter businesses that are clinging to their old ways, rather than adopting more efficient new processes. When the potential savings are as great as 30% of a travel budget, you would think that more businesses would be pursuing better solutions and avoiding their own expense scandals.”
“To help beat the drum for this cause, we are delighted to introduce a refugee from the Duck Island furore as our new cheerleader,” he continued. “Not only will the duck be our mascot for this campaign, but those participating in our new online opinion poll stand a chance of winning a spectacular bath time companion of their very own.”
Summarising his message, Paris-based Weisselberger concluded, “When it comes to poor expense management, surely ‘an oeuf is an oeuf’.”
To take part in KDS’s eight-question survey on the challenges of controlling travel expenses, click here.
Visit the KDS awareness campaign at: http://www.kds.com/en/dont-expense-the-duck-0
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