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Table of Contentsfinsysvlogger2021-12-22T14:14:53-07:00
    • Dedication
    • Preface
    • Part 1: The Pearl
      • Chapter 1: Introduction
      • Chapter 2: The Problem
      • Chapter 3: The Solution
    • Part 2: The Professor
      • Chapter 4: Computers
      • Chapter 5: Accounting
      • Chapter 6: Business Events
      • Chapter 7: Resources and Agents
      • Chapter 8: REAL Analysis Method
      • Chapter 9: The Ivory Tower
    • Part 3. The Partner
      • Chapter 10: Reality
      • Chapter 11. Consulting
      • Chapter 12. Types of Computers and Processes
      • Chapter 13. Business System Architecture
      • Chapter 14. Reporting
      • Chapter 15. Operational Versus Informational
      • Chapter 16. Data Warehousing
      • Chapter 17. Programming Tools
      • Chapter 18. Input/Output
      • Chapter 19. Select, Sort, Summarize
      • Chapter 20. Parallelism and Platform
      • Chapter 21. ERP Reporting
      • Chapter 22. Order of Operations
    • Part 4. The Projects
      • Chapter 23. Development
      • Chapter 24. Skyscrapers
      • Chapter 25. Find the Event File
      • Chapter 27. Find More Detailed Events
      • Chapter 28. Define Reference Data
      • Chapter 29. Iteratively View Results
      • Chapter 30. Assess Reporting Needs
      • Chapter 31. Estimate the Data Basis
      • Chapter 32. Define Summary Structures
      • Chapter 33. Define Processes
      • Chapter 34. Consider Complex Joins
      • Chapter 35. Model the Repository
      • Chapter 36. Optimize For Performance
      • Chapter 37. Maintain Focus
    • Part 5. The Programmer
      • Chapter 38. Abends
      • Chapter 39. The Copy Only View
      • Chapter 40. Extract Only View
      • Chapter 41. Look-ups
      • Chapter 42. Reference File Phase
      • Chapter 43. Extract Files
      • Chapter 44. Sort
      • Chapter 45. Sort User Exits
      • Chapter 46. Format Phase
      • Chapter 47 . “Look At It Go”
      • Chapter 48. Multi-Threading
      • Chapter 49. Control and Contention
      • Chapter 50. Piping, Tokens, and the Write Verb
      • Chapter 51. Exits
      • Chapter 52. Common Key Data Buffering
      • Chapter 53. Spin-offs
      • Chapter 54. Crisis
    • Part 6. The Platform
      • Chapter 55. Transition
      • Chapter 56. Walkabout
      • Chapter 57. The General Ledger
      • Chapter 58. The Arrangement Ledger
      • Chapter 59. Accounting Rules
      • Chapter 60. Reclassification
      • Chapter 61. Support Processes
      • Chapter 62. Calculation Engines and Reporting
      • Chapter 63. Go Live
    • Part 7. The Plan
      • Chapter 64. Promotion
      • Chapter 65. Start with Finance
      • Chapter 66. Expand to Risk
      • Chapter 67. Beyond Finance and Risk
      • Chapter 68. Partnership
    • Part 8. Appendices
      • Appendix 1: Accounting Model
      • Appendix 2: Event Driven Business Modeling
    • Acknowledgements
    • Selected Bibliography
    • About the Mentors
    • About the Author

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Balancing Act Table of Contents
    • Dedication
    • Preface
    • Part 1: The Pearl
      • Chapter 1: Introduction
      • Chapter 2: The Problem
      • Chapter 3: The Solution
    • Part 2: The Professor
      • Chapter 4: Computers
      • Chapter 5: Accounting
      • Chapter 6: Business Events
      • Chapter 7: Resources and Agents
      • Chapter 8: REAL Analysis Method
      • Chapter 9: The Ivory Tower
    • Part 3. The Partner
      • Chapter 10: Reality
      • Chapter 11. Consulting
      • Chapter 12. Types of Computers and Processes
      • Chapter 13. Business System Architecture
      • Chapter 14. Reporting
      • Chapter 15. Operational Versus Informational
      • Chapter 16. Data Warehousing
      • Chapter 17. Programming Tools
      • Chapter 18. Input/Output
      • Chapter 19. Select, Sort, Summarize
      • Chapter 20. Parallelism and Platform
      • Chapter 21. ERP Reporting
      • Chapter 22. Order of Operations
    • Part 4. The Projects
      • Chapter 23. Development
      • Chapter 24. Skyscrapers
      • Chapter 25. Find the Event File
      • Chapter 27. Find More Detailed Events
      • Chapter 28. Define Reference Data
      • Chapter 29. Iteratively View Results
      • Chapter 30. Assess Reporting Needs
      • Chapter 31. Estimate the Data Basis
      • Chapter 32. Define Summary Structures
      • Chapter 33. Define Processes
      • Chapter 34. Consider Complex Joins
      • Chapter 35. Model the Repository
      • Chapter 36. Optimize For Performance
      • Chapter 37. Maintain Focus
    • Part 5. The Programmer
      • Chapter 38. Abends
      • Chapter 39. The Copy Only View
      • Chapter 40. Extract Only View
      • Chapter 41. Look-ups
      • Chapter 42. Reference File Phase
      • Chapter 43. Extract Files
      • Chapter 44. Sort
      • Chapter 45. Sort User Exits
      • Chapter 46. Format Phase
      • Chapter 47 . "Look At It Go"
      • Chapter 48. Multi-Threading
      • Chapter 49. Control and Contention
      • Chapter 50. Piping, Tokens, and the Write Verb
      • Chapter 51. Exits
      • Chapter 52. Common Key Data Buffering
      • Chapter 53. Spin-offs
      • Chapter 54. Crisis
    • Part 6. The Platform
      • Chapter 55. Transition
      • Chapter 56. Walkabout
      • Chapter 57. The General Ledger
      • Chapter 58. The Arrangement Ledger
      • Chapter 59. Accounting Rules
      • Chapter 60. Reclassification
      • Chapter 61. Support Processes
      • Chapter 62. Calculation Engines and Reporting
      • Chapter 63. Go Live
    • Part 7. The Plan
      • Chapter 64. Promotion
      • Chapter 65. Start with Finance
      • Chapter 66. Expand to Risk
      • Chapter 67. Beyond Finance and Risk
      • Chapter 68. Partnership
    • Part 8. Appendices
      • Appendix 1: Accounting Model
      • Appendix 2: Event Driven Business Modeling
    • Acknowledgements
    • Selected Bibliography
    • About the Mentors
    • About the Author

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