2022 U.S.-Booked Air Volume: $21.5M
2022 Global T&E: $90.8M
Primary Online Booking Tool: Navan
Primary Expense Management Supplier: Concur
Primary Risk Management Supplier: ISOS
Primary Payment Supplier: Bank of America
Consolidated Global TMC: Navan
The U.S.-booked volume in 2022 at software giant Adobe was
$21.5 million, up significantly from the $1.2 million spent in 2021. The
company reported revenue of $16.4 billion for its most recent fiscal year,
which ended on Dec. 2, 2022, up 11.5 percent from the nearly $15.8 billion
reported in FY2021.
Adobe in 2022 onboarded a new global leader for travel. The
program has been undergoing a reset with a focus on the employee experience.
Most supplier contracts were renegotiated; in particular, a new strategy of
continuous sourcing was implemented for the hotel program. In 2022, the
company’s U.S.-booked hotel volume was $31.1 million with a U.S. annual room
night total of nearly 131,000. The company uses dynamic rates with and without
a rate cap and expects 2023 hotel spend to increase 3 percent to 5 percent year
over year.
The travel department’s primary goals for 2023 include
enhanced internal communication plans, structure around supplier partnerships
and strategies, and implementing a long-term overall strategy for the program.
Adobe already achieved its 2025 targets for reduction in
Scope 1, Scope 2 and business travel emissions, according to its most recent
sustainability report. Its 2022 greenhouse gas emissions for business travel
were 19,704 tons of carbon dioxide equivalent, up from the 1,187 reported in
2021.
The company employed more than 29,200 people as of Dec. 2,
2022, with them split nearly equally between domestic (51 percent) and
international (49 percent) locations. This figure was up about 12 percent from
the nearly 26,000 employed a year prior.