Sydney, 13 December 2011 - Veda, Australasia's leading provider of commercial and consumer data intelligence and insights, today announced the results of its 2011 Credit Management in Australia report. As the countdown to 2012 continues, the decline in consumer spending is unsurprisingly hitting businesses' cash flow, forcing credit managers to revaluate their payment plans and get tough on terms.
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