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Fall 2012 | TM FORUM eNEWS
Welcome to the Fall 2012 edition of the TM Forum. As always, you will find the most relevant industry updates along with helpful tips and tools all designed to keep you informed of news you can use.
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Federal agency offers support to U.S. firms seeking to access foreign markets
Making the transition from domestic to international trade can be challenging for U.S. companies due to several factors that vary from country to country — including laws, regulations, currencies, political environment and even culture. |
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New health care collection challenges: More patient payments,
ACOs and ICD-10
Collections has always been a special challenge for health care providers such as hospitals and physicians groups, which have had to accept payments from both patients and health plans, comply with extensive related regulations and do it all amidst a sea of paper. |
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LEARN MORE: HEALTH CARE COLLECTION |
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Electronic Bank Account Management Moving from Concept to Reality
The concept of "electronifying" the traditionally slow, paper-based process for opening, maintaining and closing bank accounts is finally becoming a reality. |
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Check out the What's New in Treasury Management brochure. These offerings represent U.S. Bank's ongoing investment in our products and reinforce the commitment to our clients. We continue to provide new and improved enhancements and services to meet our clients' needs. |
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Read about our strengths in U.S. Bancorp's 2nd Quarter 2012 Corporate Profile. |
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