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Pressure to Change: Conversation with Eric Denna Part 7
Today's conversation is the last in a series with Dr. Eric Denna. In this episode Eric highlights the difficulty in changing the basic way our financial systems work, but also noting that they are ripe for disruption. He gives a couple of interesting examples from other domains, where the pressure [...]
The Ledger: The Last Book of Bookkeeping
This week we examine the last book of historical bookkeeping, the Ledger, which presents the position as of some point in time. The first book of bookkeeping, the Day Book (today's source systems) gives a [...]
The Journal in Historical Accounting
This week's episode examines the second book of historical bookkeeping, the Journal. The journal turns business transactions into debits and credits, reflecting the flow of money through the categories of accounting, Assets, Liabilities, Equtiy, which [...]
The Day Book in Historical Accounting
This week's episode takes a deeper look at the Day Book, the first book defined in historic Bookkeeping, the original book of record for transactions. The Day Book today is called operational systems, which records [...]
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
Subject Areas
Actual Conversations
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
