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Powerful Railroad and Processing Engines
This week's episode likens our powerful financial systems to the powerful locomotives of the early 20th Century. Powerful Railroad Engines In my semi-biographical textbook "Balancing Act: A Practical Approach to Business Event Based Insights" I described the powerful railroad engine pictured in the video: "When I was living in Sacramento [...]
Who’s Invited to Innovate?
This week let's discuss the innovation process. I've found that meetings, particularly face-to-face meetings, can be very helpful in finding ways to solve difficult problems through innovation. A face-to-face meeting helps to focus the participants [...]
Project Plan Basics
This week I discuss the basic points needed in any project management process, including what, who, how, when and why. The What All projects I think begin with a description of What the project is [...]
Estimates of Chart of Account Elements
Dr. William McCarthy recently asked me, "Can you guess for me: What is the average G/L code block size in small, medium, and large enterprises? And what is the average number of G/L accounts in [...]
Think Differently About Ledgers
Choose your level or subject area, and consider ledgers–the foundation of all business systems–in a new light
Level of Experience
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Shared Ledgers
Maurcio Magaldi
Business Measurment
Ewan Puckle Hobbs
Financial Systems
Amit Trehan
Financial Data
Alex Hume
Enterprise Systems
Rick Roth
OMP's GenevaERS
Sir Randall
Global Programs
Jeff Wolfers
Systems Analysis
Jim Hladyshewsky
Financial Cycle
Tata Rao
Business Benefits
Rakesh Kant
CIO Perspective
Eric Denna
