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Metric Engine Step-Up: A Swimming Pool Example
A couple of years ago a friend was continuing to try to help Risk and Finance effectively coordinate their use of data, and asked me how would I get started on helping them. I noted that the fundamental problem in some instances is the imprecision of our language. We use [...]
Blockchain, Trust and Efficiency
Currencies are interlinked with trust, and always have been. Trusted relationships are the most efficient relationships, and provide the best basis for prediction. When we have trust, we have predictability. Currency really is all about [...]
Specific Inventory, Time and Balances
Some ledgers track specific inventory, specific items. This is particularly true for high value assets, like the leasing business. In these instances, ledgers are used to track these specific assets. Much of the world of [...]
Computer Efficiency and Consistent Data Structures
This week's episode of Conversations with Kip deals with the computer efficiencies that can be gained through consistent data structures. Analytical processes typically aggregate or combine data in some way. To understand our spending over [...]
Think Differently About Ledgers
Choose your level or subject area, and consider ledgers–the foundation of all business systems–in a new light
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